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Thus he said: but they heard him very attentively, and obeyed. Then they took their repast throughout the city, by companies. In the morning Idaeus went to the hollow ships. He found the Greeks, the servants of Mars, in council, at the stern of[262] Agamemnon's ship: and the clear-voiced herald, standing in the midst of them, spoke thus:

"Ye sons of Atreus, and ye other chiefs of all the Greeks, Priam and the other illustrious Trojans command me to tell you, if it be agreeable and pleasing to you, the determination of Alexander, on whose account this contention has arisen."

[Footnote 262: Dative for genitive, by the Schema Colophonium. See Lesbonax, p. 181, ed. Valck.]

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