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The Odyssey
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Daydreaming so as he sat among the suitors,
he glimpsed Athena now
and straight to the porch he went, mortified
that a guest might still be standing at the doors.†
p. 81.5
You should be ashamed yourselves,
mortified in the face of neighbors living round about!†
p. 95.5 *
Scarring his own body with mortifying strokes,
throwing filthy rags on his back like any slave,
he slipped into the enemy's city, roamed its streets—
all disguised, a totally different man, a beggar,
hardly the figure he cut among Achaea's ships.†
p. 132.3
But there's something else that mortifies me now.†
p. 384.7
It's less the marriage that mortifies me now—
that's galling too, but lots of women are left,
some in seagirt Ithaca, some in other cities.†
p. 432.4

Definitions:

(1) (mortified as in: felt mortified)
extremely embarrassed and ashamed—so humiliated that pride feels wounded.
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
a sense of biological decay; or a sense of ascetic self-imposed hardship; or (archaically) to be emotionally numbed