Xenia is ancient Greek concept that embodies the idea of hospitality and respect for strangers. It was a moral obligation to be hospitable to travelers, offering them drink, a bath, and fresh clothes. This practice was deeply ingrained in Greek culture and was protected by Zeus, who was revered as Zeus Xenios. Xenia was a cultural practice ensuring the well-being of host and guest, rooted in mutual respect and moral obligations. It played a significant role in building relationships and establishing alliances, as seen in Homer's Odyssey.
