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high mountain. This is what my used to say, but whether the god will carry out his threat or no is a matter which he will decide for himself. “And now, tell me and tell me true. Where have you been wandering, and in what countries have you travelled? Tell us of the peoples themselves, and of their cities-who were hostile, savage and uncivilized, and who, on the other hand, hospitable and humane. Tell us also why you are made unhappy on hearing about the return of the Argive Danaans from Troy. The gods arranged all this, and sent them their misfortunes in order that future generations might have something to sing about. Did you lose some brave kinsman of your wife’s when you were before Troy? a son-in-law or father-in- law-which are the nearest relations a man has outside his own flesh and blood? or was it some brave and kindly-natured comrade-for a good friend is as dear to a man as his own brother?” |
