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So I spake , and then he prayed to the lord Poseidon stretching forth his hands to the starry heaven : " Hear me , Poseidon , girdler of the earth , god of the dark hair , if indeed I be thine , and thou avowest thee my sire , -grant ...
So I spake , and then he prayed to the lord Poseidon stretching forth his hands to the starry heaven : " Hear me , Poseidon , girdler of the earth , god of the dark hair , if indeed I be thine , and thou avowest thee my sire , -grant ...
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Receive him with due honor - Agamemnon . Welcome him as is meet and right to do . He took the mattock from the hand of Zeus , the just . With it uprooted Troy , leveled her to a plain . Dark are her altars , dark her shrines of gods .
Receive him with due honor - Agamemnon . Welcome him as is meet and right to do . He took the mattock from the hand of Zeus , the just . With it uprooted Troy , leveled her to a plain . Dark are her altars , dark her shrines of gods .
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STROPHE II And by the double sea of those Dark Rocks Are shores of Bosporos , And Thracian isle , as Salmydessos known , Where Ares , whom they serve , God of the region round , Saw the dire , blinding wound , That smote the twin - born ...
STROPHE II And by the double sea of those Dark Rocks Are shores of Bosporos , And Thracian isle , as Salmydessos known , Where Ares , whom they serve , God of the region round , Saw the dire , blinding wound , That smote the twin - born ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 1 Masterworks of World Literature, Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Editor | Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Dryden Press, 1955 |
| Length | 1000 pages |
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