The Odyssey of Homer, Volume 2Houghton Mifflin, 1872 |
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... mighty prince Alcinoüs , going through the ship , bestowed The whole beneath the benches , that no one Of those who leaned to pull the oar might thence 20 25 Meet harm or hindrance . Then they all went back To the king's palace , and ...
... mighty prince Alcinoüs , going through the ship , bestowed The whole beneath the benches , that no one Of those who leaned to pull the oar might thence 20 25 Meet harm or hindrance . Then they all went back To the king's palace , and ...
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... mighty prince Alcinous turned , and to the herald said : " Now mix the wine , Pontonoüs , in a jar , And bear a part to all beneath our roof , That we with prayers to Father Jupiter May send the stranger to his native land . " He spake ...
... mighty prince Alcinous turned , and to the herald said : " Now mix the wine , Pontonoüs , in a jar , And bear a part to all beneath our roof , That we with prayers to Father Jupiter May send the stranger to his native land . " He spake ...
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... mighty surges which the hoarse winds hurl Against them from the ocean , while within Ships ride without their hawsers when they once Have passed the haven's mouth . An olive - tree With spreading branches at the farther end Of that fair ...
... mighty surges which the hoarse winds hurl Against them from the ocean , while within Ships ride without their hawsers when they once Have passed the haven's mouth . An olive - tree With spreading branches at the farther end Of that fair ...
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... mighty realm ! What hast thou said ? The gods deny thee not Due honor ; perilous it were for them To show contempt for one who stands in age And might above them all . But if among The sons of men be one who puts such trust In his own ...
... mighty realm ! What hast thou said ? The gods deny thee not Due honor ; perilous it were for them To show contempt for one who stands in age And might above them all . But if among The sons of men be one who puts such trust In his own ...
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... mighty king Kindly to welcome me , and send me back To my own land . I know not where to place These treasures , and I must not leave them here , 255 Lest others come and seize them as a spoil . Nay , these Phæacian chiefs and ...
... mighty king Kindly to welcome me , and send me back To my own land . I know not where to place These treasures , and I must not leave them here , 255 Lest others come and seize them as a spoil . Nay , these Phæacian chiefs and ...
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Achaians Amphinomus answered Antinoüs arms Atreus Atrides Autolycus avenged bade banquet bark bear beheld beside bespake blue-eyed Pallas bore brass bring brought chief Ulysses cloak Crete crew Ctesippus dear death discreet Telemachus replied Dulichium dwell Epeians Eumæus Eupeithes Eurycleia Eurymachus fair father feast feet friends galley gave gifts goats goddess godlike gods guest halls hands hath hear heard heart Icarius Idomeneus isle Ithaca Jove Jupiter king Laertes land limbs lodge maids Meantime Megapenthes Melanthius Menelaus mighty mother much-enduring noble o'er once palace Peisistratus Phæacians Polybus pray Pylos queen rejoiced sagacious sage Penelope seat shalt ship slain slay sleep smote sorrow spake spear stood stranger suffered suitor-train suitors swine swineherd tears tell thee Theoclymenus Thesprotians thou art thou didst thou dost thou hast thou wilt threshold thrones thyself took town Troy tunic Ulysses wandering wife wine winged words wouldst youth