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Page 112
... suitors . When Athena came from Olympus she found the suitors were noisy and boisterous , in apparent control of everything in the palace . Telemachus complained that they were consuming all his property , with no notion of requital ...
... suitors . When Athena came from Olympus she found the suitors were noisy and boisterous , in apparent control of everything in the palace . Telemachus complained that they were consuming all his property , with no notion of requital ...
Page 113
... suitors of wasting his substance and bringing poverty upon him ; to him Antinous replied with indignation and Eurymachus with impudence ; but the suitors are still only im- polite suitors ; they are not criminals either in deed or in ...
... suitors of wasting his substance and bringing poverty upon him ; to him Antinous replied with indignation and Eurymachus with impudence ; but the suitors are still only im- polite suitors ; they are not criminals either in deed or in ...
Page 118
... suitors , as it would have been an anti - climax , and there could have been no audience calm enough to give him a hearing . It must be told before he came home and when his return and the final issue were still in doubt , but more than ...
... suitors , as it would have been an anti - climax , and there could have been no audience calm enough to give him a hearing . It must be told before he came home and when his return and the final issue were still in doubt , but more than ...
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