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Homer, Odyssey
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ton d' apameibomenos prosephês, Eumaie subôta:
“Antino', ou men kala kai esthlos eôn agoreueis:
tis gar dê xeinon kalei allothen autos epelthôn
allon g', ei mê tôn hoi dêmioergoi easi,
mantin ê iêtêra kakôn ê tektona dourôn,
ê kai thespin aoidon, ho ken terpêisin aeidôn;
houtoi gar klêtoi ge brotôn ep' apeirona gaian:
ptôchon d' ouk an tis kaleoi truxonta he auton.
all' aiei chalepos peri pantôn eis mnêstêrôn
dmôsin Odussêos, peri d' aut' emoi: autar egô ge
ouk alegô, hêos moi echephrôn Pênelopeia
zôei eni megarois kai Têlemachos theoeidês.”
ton d' au Têlemachos pepnumenos antion êuda:
“siga, mê moi touton ameibeo polla epessin:
Antinoos d' eiôthe kakôs erethizemen aiei
muthoisin chalepoisin, epotrunei de kai allous.”
ê rha kai Antinoon epea pteroenta prosêuda:
“Antino', ê meu kala patêr hôs kêdeai huios,
hos ton xeinon anôgas apo megaroio diesthai
muthôi anankaiôi: mê touto theos teleseie.
dos hoi helôn: ou toi phthoneô: kelomai gar egô ge:
mêt' oun mêter' emên hazeu to ge mête tin' allon
dmôôn, hoi kata dômat' Odussêos theioio.
all' ou toi toiouton eni stêthessi noêma:
autos gar phagemen polu bouleai ê domen allôi.”
ton d' aut' Antinoos apameibomenos proseeipe:
“Têlemach' hupsagorê, menos aschete, poion eeipes.
ei hoi tosson hapantes orexeian mnêstêres,
kai ken min treis mênas apoprothen oikos erukoi.”
hôs ar' ephê, kai thrênun helôn hupephêne trapezês
keimenon, hôi rh' epechen liparous podas eilapinazôn:
hoi d' alloi pantes didosan, plêsan d' ara pêrên
sitou kai kreiôn: tacha dê kai emellen Odusseus
autis ep' oudon iôn proikos geusesthai Achaiôn:
stê de par' Antinoon, kai min pros muthon eeipe:
“dos, philos: ou men moi dokeeis ho kakistos Achaiôn
emmenai, all' ôristos, epei basilêï eoikas.
tôi se chrê domenai kai lôïon êe per alloi
sitou: egô de ke se kleiô kat' apeirona gaian.
kai gar egô pote oikon en anthrôpoisin enaion
olbios aphneion kai pollaki doskon alêtêi,
toiôi hopoios eoi kai hoteu kechrêmenos elthoi:
êsan de dmôes mala murioi alla te polla
hoisin t' eu zôousi kai aphneioi kaleontai.
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Further comments from W. Walter Merry, James Riddell, D. B. Monro, Commentary on the Odyssey (1886):
book 17 (general note)
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This text is based on the following book(s): Homer. The Odyssey with an English Translation by A.T. Murray, PH.D. in two volumes. Cambridge, MA., Harvard University Press; London, William Heinemann, Ltd. 1919. OCLC: 22584673 ISBN: 0674995619, 0674995627
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