Both Uses of
stealth
in
The Odyssey, by Homer (translated by: Butcher & Lang)
- He had gone, he said, to Dodona to hear the counsel of Zeus, from the high leafy oak tree of the god, how he should return to the fat land of Ithaca after long absence, whether openly or by stealth.†
Book 14 *
- As for him he had gone, he said, to Dodona to hear the counsel of Zeus, from the high leafy oak tree of the god, how he should return to his own dear country, having now been long afar, whether openly or by stealth.†
Book 19
Definition:
hard to see or detect; or done in a manner to avoid detection