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He tested the Herder by Pretending to be a beggar that has been worn down. He asks of the king (himself) and how he was a great warrior. The Herder did not have any idea that the king was in front of him the whole time.

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Odysseus tests the loyalty of the swineherd and the cowherd by pretending to be a beggar and observing how they treat him without knowing his true identity. He engages in conversation with them to assess their honesty, kindness, and hospitality, which ultimately reveals their loyalty to him as their true king, Odysseus.

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