Sacred Concord

Odyssey 10.37

Odyssey · translated by Samuel Butler

“When I heard him I was in two minds whether or no to draw the keen blade that hung by my sturdy thigh and cut his head off in spite of his being a near relation of my own; but the men interceded for him and said, ‘Sir, if it may so be, let this fellow stay here and mind the ship, but take the rest of us with you to Circe’s house.’
Odyssey 10.37 · Odyssey · 10
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