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To return. Ulysses also'in the opinion of some authorities'was carried, during those long and storied wanderings, into this ocean, and reached the countries of Germany. Asciburgium, which stands on the banks of the Rhine and has inhabitants today, was founded, they say, and named by him; further, they say that an altar dedicated by Ulysses, who coupled therewith the name of his father Laertes, was once found at the same place, and that certain barrows with monuments, inscribed with Greek letters, are still extant on the borderland between Germany and Raetia.
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