gods Flashcards

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“The goddess took him in her white arms

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and caressed him, and caressed him again”

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2
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“She was well aware of her beauty and

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she knew how to use it.”

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3
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“I did not wish, O my dearest husband,

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that you should exert yourself to no purpose”

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4
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“I would have suffered agonies at heart then,

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if Thetis had not taken me in and welcomed me to her bosom”

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5
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“I must do all I can to

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repay lovely-haired Thetis the debt for my life”

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6
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“All the time I have him alive and looking onto the light of the sun,

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he is suffering, and I can give him no help”

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7
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“Why do we not instead agree to arrange marriage

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and live at peace forever”

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8
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“It was this that kindled the zeal for war

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in the hearts of the country people”

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9
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“Hector is a mortal, he sucked at a woman’s breast. But

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Achilles is a child of a goddess, whom I myself brought up”

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10
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“Close round his head the queen among goddesses set a golden cloud,

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and made a flame burn from it gleaming bright”

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11
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“So speaking Athene

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led him forward in her treachery”

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12
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“There is no possibility now

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that he can escape us any longer”

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13
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“Do you intend to take a man who is mortal and long ago

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doomed by fate, and release him from grim death?”

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14
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“Great man though he is, he should be weary of our anger-

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he is dishonouring the dumb earth now in his fury”

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15
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“All the wounds have closed where he was struck…

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Such is the care the blessed gods have for your son.”

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16
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“Do not make them

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change their name or native dress”

17
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“Why have you

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put strength into the arm of the defeated?”

18
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“then Jupiter himself lifted up a pair of scales with the tongue centred

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and put the lives of the two men in them

19
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“Hector’s day of doom sank down,

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away into Hades, and Phoebus Apollo left him”

20
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“In obedience to the commands of Jupiter

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Aeneas is standing on Rutulian soil.”

21
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“So now, if it is in your power, protect your son.

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Go to Olympus and beseech Zeus”

22
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“Bring aid to the Trojans,

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and pen the Achaians back by the shore”

23
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“wide ruling Agamemnon will recognise his folly,

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in paying no honour to the best of the Achaians”

24
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“Have you entirely forgotten

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your own kingdom and your own destiny?”

25
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“It is not the hated Spartan woman… that is

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overthrowing all this wealth… it is the gods, the cruelty of the gods”