A Hand-Book of Mythology
A Hand-Book of Mythology
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The exterior of the ship was ornamented with magnificent carvings, and the whole vessel was so strongly built that it defied the power of the winds and waves, and was, nevertheless, so light that the heroes, when necessary, were able to carry it on their shoulders. When the vessel was com- pleted, the Argonauts (so called after their ship) as- sembled, and their places were distributed by lot.
Jason was appointed commander-in-chief of the ex- pedition, Tiphys acted as steersman, Ljmceus as pilo...t In the bow of the vessel sat the renowned hero Heracles; in the stern, Peleus (father of Achilles) and Telamon (the father of Ajax the Great). In the inner space were Castor and Pollux, Neleus (the father of Nestor), Ad- metus (the husband of Alcestes), Meleager (the slayer of the Calydonian boar), Orpheus (the renowned singer), Menoetius (the father of Patroclus), Theseus (afterwards king of Atnens) and his friend Pirithous (the son of Ixion), Hylas (the adopted son of Heracles), Euphemus (the son of Poseidon), Oileus (father of Ajax the Lesser), Zetes and Calais (the winged sons of Boreas), Idmon the Seer (the son of Apollo), Mopsus (the Thessalian prophet), &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The exterior of the ship was ornamented with magnificent carvings, and the whole vessel was so strongly built that it defied the power of the winds and waves, and was, nevertheless, so light that the heroes, when necessary, were able to carry it on their shoulders. When the vessel was com- pleted, the Argonauts (so called after their ship) as- sembled, and their places were distributed by lot.
Jason was appointed commander-in-chief of the ex- pedition, Tiphys acted as steersman, Ljmceus as pilo...t In the bow of the vessel sat the renowned hero Heracles; in the stern, Peleus (father of Achilles) and Telamon (the father of Ajax the Great). In the inner space were Castor and Pollux, Neleus (the father of Nestor), Ad- metus (the husband of Alcestes), Meleager (the slayer of the Calydonian boar), Orpheus (the renowned singer), Menoetius (the father of Patroclus), Theseus (afterwards king of Atnens) and his friend Pirithous (the son of Ixion), Hylas (the adopted son of Heracles), Euphemus (the son of Poseidon), Oileus (father of Ajax the Lesser), Zetes and Calais (the winged sons of Boreas), Idmon the Seer (the son of Apollo), Mopsus (the Thessalian prophet), &c.
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