Theocritus Bion And Moschus Rendered Into English Prose
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' Thenthe mighty son of Zeus answered him, saying - 'Yea, old man, I fain would see Augeas, prince of the Epeans, fortruly 'twas need of him that brought me hither. If he abides at thetown with his citizens, caring for his people, and settling thepleas, do thou, old man, bid one of the servants to guide me on theway, a head-man of the more honourable sort in these fields, to whomI may both tell my desire, and learn in turn what I would, for Godhas made all men dependent, each on each. ' Then th...e old man, the worthy husbandman, answered him again - 'By the guidance of some one of the immortals hast thou come hither, stranger, for verily all that thou requirest hath quickly beenfulfilled. For hither hath come Augeas, the dear son of Helios, withhis own son, the strong and princely Phyleus. But yesterday he camehither from the city, to be overseeing after many days his substance, that he hath uncounted in the fields. Thus do even kings in theirinmost hearts believe that the eye of the master makes the house moreprosperous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Thenthe mighty son of Zeus answered him, saying - 'Yea, old man, I fain would see Augeas, prince of the Epeans, fortruly 'twas need of him that brought me hither. If he abides at thetown with his citizens, caring for his people, and settling thepleas, do thou, old man, bid one of the servants to guide me on theway, a head-man of the more honourable sort in these fields, to whomI may both tell my desire, and learn in turn what I would, for Godhas made all men dependent, each on each. ' Then th...e old man, the worthy husbandman, answered him again - 'By the guidance of some one of the immortals hast thou come hither, stranger, for verily all that thou requirest hath quickly beenfulfilled. For hither hath come Augeas, the dear son of Helios, withhis own son, the strong and princely Phyleus. But yesterday he camehither from the city, to be overseeing after many days his substance, that he hath uncounted in the fields. Thus do even kings in theirinmost hearts believe that the eye of the master makes the house moreprosperous.
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