CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY1970 |
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Page 413
... once again with a favorable wind . Before long the ship approached the Sirens ' island . Following Circe's ad- vice , Odysseus filled his crewmen's ears with melted wax and they tied him firmly to the mast . Thus he could hear the song ...
... once again with a favorable wind . Before long the ship approached the Sirens ' island . Following Circe's ad- vice , Odysseus filled his crewmen's ears with melted wax and they tied him firmly to the mast . Thus he could hear the song ...
Page 415
... once more on the high seas , borne along by a breeze that Calypso caused to spring up . Some say that he left behind on the island two sons , Nausinoüs and Nausithoüs . Hyginus [ Fabulae 127 ] listed Latinus , too , as Odysseus ' son by ...
... once more on the high seas , borne along by a breeze that Calypso caused to spring up . Some say that he left behind on the island two sons , Nausinoüs and Nausithoüs . Hyginus [ Fabulae 127 ] listed Latinus , too , as Odysseus ' son by ...
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... once began to plot her destruction . That night Psyche's husband told her that she would bear a divine child if she remembered her promise never to look on his face . If she disobeyed , the child would be mortal . Still , Psyche could ...
... once began to plot her destruction . That night Psyche's husband told her that she would bear a divine child if she remembered her promise never to look on his face . If she disobeyed , the child would be mortal . Still , Psyche could ...
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