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For while beneath the mighty temple, awaiting the queen, he scans each object, while he marvels at the citys fortune, the handicraft of the several artists and the work of their toil, he sees in due order the battles of Ilium, the warfare now known by fame throughout the world, the sons of Atreus, and Priam, and Achilles, fierce in his wrath against both.
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