Some writers say that he was killed by Ulysses; others aver that he was slain by Paris; while others again assert that he went mad after being defeated by Ulysses, and killed himself. […] An island, the abode of Calypso, in the Mediterranean Sea, on which Ulysses was shipwrecked. […] He captured Ulysses and twelve of his companions, and it is said that six of them were eaten. […] Ulys′ses [Ulysses]. […] The Greek name of Ulysses is Odysseus.