Stories From Virgil
Stories From Virgil
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And Itilus said, *' Bring back my father, and all shall be well. And I will give you two cups of silver embossed with figures of men, which my father took from the city of Arisba. And if we subdue this land of Italy, thou, Nisus, shalt have the horses and the arms of Turnus, and twelve women-captives likewise, and twelve men with their arms, and the domain of King Latinus. And thou, Euryalus, who art nearer of age to me, shalt be next to myself in all things. " Then Euryalus made answer : " One... thing I ask thee more. I have a mother, of the lineage of Priam. To her I say not fare- well, not being able to endure her tears. Do thou care for her, if she be bereaved of me. " And Itilus said : " She shall be as my mother to me. " NISUS AND EURYALUS. 197 Then he gave him his own sword, with its scabbard of ivory, and Mnestheus gave to Nisus a lion's skin, and Aletes a helmet. And all went with them to the gates, with many prayers and vows ; also Ililus, being wise beyond his years, sent many messages to his father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Itilus said, *' Bring back my father, and all shall be well. And I will give you two cups of silver embossed with figures of men, which my father took from the city of Arisba. And if we subdue this land of Italy, thou, Nisus, shalt have the horses and the arms of Turnus, and twelve women-captives likewise, and twelve men with their arms, and the domain of King Latinus. And thou, Euryalus, who art nearer of age to me, shalt be next to myself in all things. " Then Euryalus made answer : " One... thing I ask thee more. I have a mother, of the lineage of Priam. To her I say not fare- well, not being able to endure her tears. Do thou care for her, if she be bereaved of me. " And Itilus said : " She shall be as my mother to me. " NISUS AND EURYALUS. 197 Then he gave him his own sword, with its scabbard of ivory, and Mnestheus gave to Nisus a lion's skin, and Aletes a helmet. And all went with them to the gates, with many prayers and vows ; also Ililus, being wise beyond his years, sent many messages to his father.
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