The Iliad of HomerGeorge Bell & Sons, 1890 - 489 pages |
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... probably was no mystery to his brother . 1 See Buttm . Lexil . p . 398 , Anthon , and Arnold . then gave the summons , and they were hastily assembled D 2 409-443 . 35 ILIAD . II . for he knew his brother in his heart, how ...
... probably was no mystery to his brother . 1 See Buttm . Lexil . p . 398 , Anthon , and Arnold . then gave the summons , and they were hastily assembled D 2 409-443 . 35 ILIAD . II . for he knew his brother in his heart, how ...
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Homer. then gave the summons , and they were hastily assembled , and the Jove - nurtured kings , who were with the son of Atreus , kept hurrying about arranging them . But amongst them was azure - eyed Minerva , holding the inestimable ...
Homer. then gave the summons , and they were hastily assembled , and the Jove - nurtured kings , who were with the son of Atreus , kept hurrying about arranging them . But amongst them was azure - eyed Minerva , holding the inestimable ...
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... gave them the well - benched ships , to pass over dark sea ; since they had no care of naval works . Those who inhabited Buprasium and noble Elis , as as Hyrmine , and distant Myrsinus , and the Olenian rock Alisium , contain within ...
... gave them the well - benched ships , to pass over dark sea ; since they had no care of naval works . Those who inhabited Buprasium and noble Elis , as as Hyrmine , and distant Myrsinus , and the Olenian rock Alisium , contain within ...
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... gave his bow . Those who possessed Adrestæ , and the city of Apæsus , and possessed Pityea , and the lofty mountain Tereia ; these Adrastus and linen - mailed Amphius commanded , the two sons of Percosian Merops , who was skilled in ...
... gave his bow . Those who possessed Adrestæ , and the city of Apæsus , and possessed Pityea , and the lofty mountain Tereia ; these Adrastus and linen - mailed Amphius commanded , the two sons of Percosian Merops , who was skilled in ...
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... gave way back into the band of his companions , avoiding death . And as when any one having seen a ser- pent in the thickets of a mountain , has started back , and tremor has seized his limbs under him , and he has retired backwards ...
... gave way back into the band of his companions , avoiding death . And as when any one having seen a ser- pent in the thickets of a mountain , has started back , and tremor has seized his limbs under him , and he has retired backwards ...
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