Definition: The term "amnestied" in Greek mythology refers to a person who was delivered into captivity but returned safely, thus avoiding punishment or death for their crime. The most common instance occurs in Homer's Odyssey when Odysseus is taken prisoner by the Giants and freed by the Cyclops. This type of amnestiation allows Odysseus to continue his journey, but he is released from prison because it is considered a minor offense by Greek culture.
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