The Etruscan
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Our return to Himera attracted no attention. Five we had been when we set forth and five returned. So consummately had Arsinoe assumed the countenance and demeanor of Aura that Mikon, his perception dulled from days of drinking in Eryx, actually believed her his wife. It was with difficulty that I banished him from Arsinoe’s resting place whenever he sought to exercise his conjugal prerogatives during the journey.
More important matters than our return occupied the people of Himera. A courier sh...ip had braved the spring storms to bring news to Sicily of the fall of Miletus. The Persians, after a long siege, had taken the city by storm, plundered and burned it, and killed or enslaved its people. At the King’s express command Miletus had been leveled to the ground for its part in the rebellion. It had not been easy to destroy a city populated by hundreds of thousands, but the army had managed to do so, aided by engines of war and thousands of Greek slaves.
So ended the dance of freedom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our return to Himera attracted no attention. Five we had been when we set forth and five returned. So consummately had Arsinoe assumed the countenance and demeanor of Aura that Mikon, his perception dulled from days of drinking in Eryx, actually believed her his wife. It was with difficulty that I banished him from Arsinoe’s resting place whenever he sought to exercise his conjugal prerogatives during the journey.
More important matters than our return occupied the people of Himera. A courier sh...ip had braved the spring storms to bring news to Sicily of the fall of Miletus. The Persians, after a long siege, had taken the city by storm, plundered and burned it, and killed or enslaved its people. At the King’s express command Miletus had been leveled to the ground for its part in the rebellion. It had not been easy to destroy a city populated by hundreds of thousands, but the army had managed to do so, aided by engines of war and thousands of Greek slaves.
So ended the dance of freedom.
What to read after The Etruscan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mika Waltari to read onlineMoreLess
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