Person with knowledge and experience who advises someone more novice. The name comes from the Odyssey (Homer, eighth century BC). of C . ) where 924; 949; 957; 964; 969; 961; (Méntor) is a friend of Ulysses in charge of taking care of his son Telemachus. Already in 'The Adventures of Telemachus' (Fenelón, 1699) Méntor takes greater prominence as a guide and preceptor.
