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Rhapsody 15

Literally Translated, with Explanatory Notes, by Theodore Alois Buckley

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Thus he spoke, but they too were eager to repel [the enemy]. And they fixed his advice in their mind, and enclosed the ships with a brazen fence; but Jove urged on the Trojans. And Menelaus, brave in the din of battle, incited Antilochus:

"O Antilochus, no other of the Greeks is younger than thou, nor swifter of foot, nor strong, as thou [art], to fight. Would[499] that, attacking some hero of the Trojans, thou couldst wound him."

[Footnote 499: [Greek: Ei] is put for [Greek: eithe].]

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