Greek And Roman Ghost Stories
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He takes the advice, and does not return till Tranio andhis dutiful son are quite ready for him.
Great battlefields are everywhere believed to be haunted. Tacitus[34]relates how, when Titus was besieging Jerusalem, armies were seenfighting in the sky; and at a much later date, after a great battleagainst Attila and the Huns, under the walls of Rome, the ghosts of thedead fought for three days and three nights, and the clash of their armswas distinctly heard. [35] Marathon is no exception to the... rule. Pausanias[36] says that any night you may hear horses neighing and menfighting there. To go on purpose to see the sight never brought good toany man; but with him who unwittingly lights upon it the spirits are notangry. He adds that the people of Marathon worship the men who fell inthe battle as heroes; and who could be more worthy of such honour thanthey? The battle itself was not without its marvellous side. Epizelus, the Athenian, used to relate how a huge hoplite, whose beardover-shadowed all his shield, stood over against him in the thick of thefight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He takes the advice, and does not return till Tranio andhis dutiful son are quite ready for him.
Great battlefields are everywhere believed to be haunted. Tacitus[34]relates how, when Titus was besieging Jerusalem, armies were seenfighting in the sky; and at a much later date, after a great battleagainst Attila and the Huns, under the walls of Rome, the ghosts of thedead fought for three days and three nights, and the clash of their armswas distinctly heard. [35] Marathon is no exception to the... rule. Pausanias[36] says that any night you may hear horses neighing and menfighting there. To go on purpose to see the sight never brought good toany man; but with him who unwittingly lights upon it the spirits are notangry. He adds that the people of Marathon worship the men who fell inthe battle as heroes; and who could be more worthy of such honour thanthey? The battle itself was not without its marvellous side. Epizelus, the Athenian, used to relate how a huge hoplite, whose beardover-shadowed all his shield, stood over against him in the thick of thefight.
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