quadgram

This is a table of type quadgram and their frequencies. Use it to search & browse the list to learn more about your study carrel.

quadgram	frequency
the oxen of the	27
oxen of the sun	27
in the midst of	25
the house of ulysses	24
the land of the	23
the rest of the	20
in the present book	20
to the house of	20
the return of ulysses	20
and when he had	19
on the other hand	19
the island of the	19
to the island of	19
the hut of the	17
the end of the	17
the heart of the	17
and when they had	17
ulysses and his companions	17
hut of the swineherd	16
in the form of	16
of the trojan war	16
to the land of	16
to home and country	15
as well as in	15
the mouth of the	15
i will tell thee	15
the voice of the	14
the movement of the	14
they came to the	14
the door of the	13
in the house of	13
the spirit of the	13
order of the world	13
portion of the book	12
mouth of the cave	12
may be called the	12
as well as the	12
the place of assembly	12
of the present book	12
the slaying of the	12
it may be that	11
the iliad and the	11
to the place of	11
in the way of	11
in the land of	11
at the end of	11
to the palace of	11
the house of odysseus	11
iliad and the odyssey	11
is one of the	10
by the side of	10
is the land of	10
the realm of the	10
of ulysses and his	10
the story of the	10
on the part of	10
the palace of the	10
the king of the	10
the best of the	10
the iliad and odyssey	10
telemachiad and the ulyssiad	9
i will give thee	9
we came to the	9
of the greek world	9
part of the book	9
the part of the	9
of the divine order	9
the structure of the	9
the song of the	9
which is to be	9
after the death of	9
on the one hand	9
for the sake of	9
it is no wonder	9
one of the suitors	9
the son of ulysses	9
back to his home	9
the head of the	9
the will of zeus	9
the telemachiad and the	9
down to the sea	8
of the return of	8
to go to the	8
of the book is	8
island of the sun	8
we are now to	8
what may be called	8
at the head of	8
this portion of the	8
in contrast with the	8
will give thee a	8
palace of the king	8
with the divine order	8
to the place where	8
of the gods and	8
as well as of	8
well as in the	8
the trojan war and	8
and when thou hast	8
catch a glimpse of	8
the destruction of the	8
of the gods that	8
divine order of the	8
of the oxen of	8
the work of the	8
the city of the	8
its place in the	7
is that of the	7
was the first to	7
zeus and the other	7
the bottom of the	7
when he heard that	7
the way to the	7
the house of circe	7
destruction of the suitors	7
will tell thee all	7
the last twelve books	7
the action of the	7
from home and country	7
in the island of	7
him by the hand	7
attack on the ciconians	7
in the first book	7
the side of the	7
sacrifice to the gods	7
division of the book	7
the idea of the	7
structure of the book	7
make an end of	7
in the shape of	7
the island of circe	7
which he is to	7
the island of calypso	7
return to home and	7
is now to be	7
they sat down to	7
it is true that	7
came to the island	7
the divine order of	7
from the trojan war	7
the god of the	7
it is manifest that	7
the land of ithaca	7
old man of the	7
the keeper of the	7
in contrast to the	7
went back to the	6
of gold and silver	6
for i am a	6
a glimpse of the	6
the land of troy	6
conflict with the suitors	6
books of the odyssey	6
came back to the	6
what manner of man	6
at the foot of	6
the face of the	6
one to the other	6
from his seat and	6
assembly of the people	6
ulysses and his son	6
the heart of ulysses	6
second part of the	6
he said that he	6
the setting of the	6
the assembly of the	6
in the case of	6
when they had finished	6
rose from his seat	6
to the hut of	6
under the name of	6
the slaughter of the	6
the tale of ulysses	6
the taking of troy	6
the souls of the	6
song of the sirens	6
at any rate the	6
up and down the	6
the doors of the	6
in the first place	6
is not to be	6
book of the iliad	6
he is not a	6
the words of the	6
the midst of his	6
in front of the	6
in a general way	6
lie in wait for	6
the form of the	6
the punishment of the	6
to drink of the	6
to family and state	6
man of the sea	6
is the trojan war	6
when he had finished	6
the old man of	6
drink of the blood	6
is to be the	6
to which i am	6
and the other gods	6
come back to his	6
tell thee all that	6
the theme of the	6
slaying of the suitors	6
and as soon as	6
sat down to meat	6
went down to the	6
sit down to meat	6
the death of achilles	6
of which they are	6
his way to the	6
it is time for	6
it is to be	5
of the wooden horse	5
days and two nights	5
sat down by the	5
the will of the	5
he covered his face	5
a part of the	5
and his companions are	5
of the human soul	5
in the hands of	5
of the gods in	5
the man and the	5
that it was the	5
the lay of the	5
the wrath of neptune	5
is seen to be	5
the goddess of wisdom	5
to get back to	5
the adventures of ulysses	5
one of the men	5
ethical order of the	5
either side of the	5
as if they had	5
mantle and a tunic	5
the scene of the	5
and as he spake	5
for it is not	5
that it should be	5
into the heart of	5
half of the cycle	5
it may be said	5
the other side of	5
in the character of	5
of the suitors is	5
which i am come	5
in spite of the	5
the course of the	5
he is now to	5
the odyssey is the	5
messenger of the gods	5
go back to the	5
the princes of the	5
slaughter of the suitors	5
to him in the	5
of meat and drink	5
the dwellings of the	5
and one of them	5
the beginning of the	5
second half of the	5
the unity of the	5
at this point we	5
the hands of the	5
on the seventh day	5
of the trojan cycle	5
the first is the	5
when they came to	5
such is the contrast	5
a bowl of wine	5
of the suitors and	5
on the island of	5
the council of the	5
the sweep of the	5
was one of the	5
from the hand of	5
to the dwelling of	5
island of the sirens	5
we catch a glimpse	5
he is to be	5
grand division of the	5
he seems to have	5
come to the island	5
in the middle of	5
not by any means	5
there is no doubt	5
the soul of my	5
the character of the	5
knew to be the	5
on either side of	5
when he came to	5
in the present case	5
the likeness of a	5
return to his home	5
the second portion of	5
the midst of the	5
it is clear that	5
in spite of his	5
in response to the	5
the form of a	5
of the fairy tale	5
the man of nature	5
the curse of the	5
the shore of the	5
to the city of	5
in the previous book	5
game with the ball	5
into the realm of	5
the king and queen	5
to the greek mind	5
the palace of circe	5
the gods are the	5
to his own country	5
on the other side	5
between ulysses and achilles	5
there is a certain	5
the center of the	5
one of the gods	5
setting of the sun	5
land of the cyclops	5
to zeus and the	5
the suitors of penelope	5
when he saw the	5
his hands in the	5
the mother of the	5
it is one of	5
the son of laertes	5
the story of his	5
in his own house	5
the place where he	5
as soon as he	5
an account of the	5
come back to the	5
a mantle and a	5
there can be no	5
return of the greeks	5
trial of the bow	5
that there is a	5
at the court of	5
which has to be	5
is no wonder that	5
in the course of	5
when he went to	5
and one of the	5
shore of the sea	5
as they drew near	5
two days and two	5
with all his might	5
the voice of a	5
and i will tell	5
and when thou art	5
hear the voice of	5
is by no means	5
the nature of the	5
the wall of the	5
the return of telemachus	5
the history of the	5
the presence of the	5
end of the hall	5
in his own land	5
he is the man	5
which led to the	5
in harmony with the	5
is also to be	4
the thought of the	4
from the fact that	4
went back to his	4
is the abode of	4
and that of the	4
in these four books	4
by the man of	4
let us make haste	4
in the divine order	4
as soon as the	4
in his own person	4
me on my way	4
on the shores of	4
as if they were	4
play of the negative	4
the human and the	4
lay down to sleep	4
that he should have	4
recognition of the divine	4
from the land of	4
out of the cave	4
now that he is	4
he hears of the	4
of the spirit of	4
the shape of a	4
the return of the	4
suitors of the queen	4
the rest of his	4
in the twentieth year	4
the back of the	4
the conflict with the	4
in a bowl of	4
the wisdom of the	4
for the coming of	4
go to the city	4
sat down on the	4
in accord with the	4
one of the most	4
the long years of	4
in the soul of	4
by the trojan war	4
touched him with her	4
that the gods are	4
with his wife and	4
the top of a	4
in his own way	4
to be found in	4
for a whole year	4
to the realm of	4
the sons of men	4
and the voice of	4
center of the family	4
he came to the	4
to think of the	4
the idea of a	4
the fates of the	4
the blood of a	4
it is hard for	4
island of the three	4
this part of the	4
and shoot an arrow	4
the gate of the	4
the noblest of the	4
the father of the	4
an end of all	4
the education of telemachus	4
was a sort of	4
the three greek heroes	4
thou art come to	4
made an end of	4
soul of my mother	4
in the history of	4
the other side is	4
out of the sea	4
but there was no	4
for the return of	4
the messenger of the	4
will of the gods	4
in the likeness of	4
be well with thee	4
to be a man	4
the life of the	4
his place by the	4
i would not that	4
at the bottom of	4
an image of the	4
that he had a	4
the man of intelligence	4
organic part of the	4
idea of the return	4
at the hands of	4
we are to have	4
he was a cretan	4
one by one the	4
the foot of the	4
an organic part of	4
the city of troy	4
returned to the hall	4
in the twelfth book	4
so that he may	4
the career of ulysses	4
for a long time	4
story of the odyssey	4
in the palace of	4
by the favour of	4
is that of ulysses	4
and went to the	4
after the fall of	4
went to the house	4
ulysses in his home	4
we may suppose that	4
the organism of the	4
and went back to	4
of ulysses and penelope	4
and on the tenth	4
and prayed to athene	4
up his hands to	4
the first half of	4
both of which are	4
in a mythical form	4
with the loss of	4
the god of hospitality	4
he was in the	4
the son of poseidon	4
the destruction of troy	4
he went to troy	4
the account of the	4
and stood in the	4
the house of alcinous	4
and in the other	4
all that thou hast	4
sung by the bard	4
way to the place	4
from the rest of	4
the eye of the	4
portion of the odyssey	4
in a certain sense	4
of the whole poem	4
of home and country	4
is the man of	4
the men of troy	4
returned to the house	4
the divine and human	4
on his way to	4
we pass to the	4
there is a difference	4
offerings to the gods	4
torches in their hands	4
the wars of troy	4
the bow of ulysses	4
curse of the cyclops	4
of the greek gods	4
to one of the	4
the experience of ulysses	4
such a one as	4
for the last time	4
we observe that it	4
he went to the	4
time for thee to	4
the house of the	4
when the morning came	4
and now thou art	4
to bend the bow	4
to my own country	4
the poem from the	4
the middle of the	4
not be able to	4
of the three capes	4
of the trojan epoch	4
the development of the	4
in a series of	4
city of the ciconians	4
and he said to	4
go down to the	4
the great deed of	4
the way of the	4
between ithaca and samos	4
is a kind of	4
when he had drunk	4
my father and my	4
on the point of	4
the attack on the	4
the second grand division	4
movement of the poem	4
part of the coast	4
said that he was	4
song of the bard	4
first part of the	4
this second part of	4
the fall of troy	4
which he had been	4
way of the return	4
we may now see	4
which he had received	4
the cave was a	4
at once to the	4
of the odyssey is	4
of the gods is	4
at the back of	4
for two days and	4
i have come to	4
the bag of winds	4
the rape of helen	4
story of his life	4
caused by the trojan	4
on the shore of	4
for the first time	4
council of the gods	4
but when he came	4
a cup of wine	4
with the aid of	4
and when she had	4
to the chamber where	4
and when all was	4
half of the odyssey	4
the might of my	4
which he had to	4
the fact that the	4
of ulysses to the	4
but i would not	4
the place of the	4
back to the hall	4
as if he had	4
separation from the orient	4
that i have seen	4
go to the palace	4
bottom of the sea	4
he went and sat	4
with an air of	4
restored to home and	4
the adventure of the	4
lord of the sea	4
it is a shame	4
and when it was	4
human and the divine	4
and set it by	4
to listen to the	4
all the rest of	4
when they had eaten	4
the prow of the	4
which there is a	4
this is just what	4
the case of the	4
in wait for him	4
came to the land	4
second grand division of	4
might of my hands	4
the soul of the	4
he rose from his	4
but now i am	4
i will go to	4
four books of the	4
covered his face with	4
at the hut of	4
i will show thee	4
to eat and drink	4
led the way to	4
not one of the	4
the body of the	4
which is that of	4
with the trojan war	4
daughter of the sun	4
the trojan cycle is	4
book of the odyssey	4
as they are in	4
division of the poem	4
he lifted up his	4
looking back at the	4
by means of a	4
the experience of life	4
all the time the	4
from the place where	4
to pylos and sparta	4
nor must we forget	4
went to the palace	4
may be said that	4
i shall tell thee	4
in the fourth book	4
at the sight of	4
the shape of mentor	4
to return to his	4
the palace of alcinous	4
dwellings of the dead	4
second portion of the	4
god of the sea	4
with all speed to	4
lifted up his hands	4
by the hand of	4
is the voice of	4
the transition from the	4
in the second place	4
and when they were	4
first half of the	4
his own experience in	4
but he does not	4
in the presence of	4
why should he not	4
the wanderings of ulysses	4
he came back to	4
the men of ithaca	4
but in the second	4
he was a man	4
brought him to the	4
thou art a goddess	4
of sheep and goats	4
and i will give	4
of the fourth book	4
to woo my mother	4
and not one of	4
the recognition of the	4
the voices of the	4
as if he were	4
son of his father	4
out of the house	4
came up to the	4
not far from the	4
the supremacy of the	4
as well as to	4
when they heard the	4
the present book is	4
according to the greek	4
the mind of the	4
but he did not	4
the plan of the	4
has been brought to	4
is the essence of	4
the daughter of the	4
if there be any	4
to the end of	4
a man of many	4
with a cry of	4
is no doubt that	4
with the spirit of	4
the gods that thou	4
the first to speak	4
of the old man	4
the place where the	4
in the words of	4
is time for thee	4
in the world of	4
to carry out his	4
the story of proteus	4
back to the ship	4
broken his bonds to	3
on the third day	3
into the hands of	3
of family and state	3
from the scene of	3
the belly of the	3
to be noted that	3
is true that the	3
of strength and skill	3
on the one side	3
and when we had	3
made as if he	3
he be alive or	3
in the second stage	3
for the destruction of	3
this that thou sayest	3
on the fifth day	3
and on either side	3
telemachus returned to the	3
an account of what	3
what he had seen	3
the leader of the	3
gods that live forever	3
consulting how they might	3
will go with thee	3
the name of ulysses	3
in order to express	3
the sphere of the	3
the gods that live	3
i was wont to	3
of which it is	3
and the dead came	3
and the heart of	3
realm of the supersensible	3
the bidding of the	3
for there is no	3
came to his banquet	3
i would have thee	3
of a more than	3
might with safety bring	3
to his place on	3
we now begin to	3
is the contrast between	3
thee all the truth	3
the penalty of all	3
of her and of	3
am a man of	3
queen through a stately	3
out an offering to	3
may the gods give	3
is the man who	3
were transformed into swine	3
in part at least	3
the time of the	3
will tell thee the	3
the return of odysseus	3
i that i can	3
back to the shore	3
when these things were	3
the first portion of	3
we now come to	3
him down to sleep	3
for a great price	3
thou wilt come to	3
the opposite of the	3
aware of a more	3
the young man is	3
to the real world	3
are not such as	3
keeper of the house	3
the mouth of a	3
at once into the	3
and all the time	3
and the two herdsmen	3
when he had bathed	3
other side of the	3
he knew that the	3
the attack upon the	3
shall come to pass	3
tidings of his father	3
he threw his arms	3
of all the sea	3
heroic tale of troy	3
may be permitted to	3
handmaid bare water in	3
when they reached the	3
and when they saw	3
is a shame to	3
we pass by that	3
voice of the situation	3
and the old man	3
the conduct of the	3
new order of deities	3
be alive or dead	3
organism of the book	3
adventures that had befallen	3
it is well to	3
to wait for the	3
that i can combat	3
which is now to	3
there was a certain	3
last twelve books of	3
he has not the	3
cast it into the	3
the man who seeks	3
of a human soul	3
wine from the hand	3
order in the world	3
in the odyssey the	3
the nurse made answer	3
the present book as	3
after an absence of	3
out of the way	3
and the son of	3
the man of thought	3
so they went to	3
the great strength of	3
it would have been	3
the midst of which	3
threw his arms about	3
joined them in a	3
the other to the	3
in the first case	3
is the restraint of	3
bonds to rush after	3
mass to overwhelm and	3
nine days was he	3
so that a man	3
this duplication of the	3
tell thee all the	3
by stress of weather	3
that they are not	3
with both his hands	3
the coming of the	3
this second half of	3
collapse of the will	3
when they had ended	3
would that i were	3
that he had been	3
from the island of	3
is to be found	3
the friends of the	3
complete cycle of individual	3
has in him the	3
she came to the	3
in family and state	3
him and all his	3
by his ability to	3
division of the odyssey	3
but now that he	3
that i may give	3
the other is the	3
no more of this	3
the edge of the	3
after the destruction of	3
till the setting of	3
to the dwellings of	3
and then i will	3
a distant part of	3
gives an account of	3
and out of the	3
his part of the	3
that i may go	3
to the old greek	3
the help of the	3
stared steadily at them	3
two of the men	3
twelve books of the	3
the decree of zeus	3
of wine from the	3
may be considered as	3
the stranger and the	3
by the king of	3
realm of the dead	3
but it is time	3
that he is not	3
tidings of thy father	3
in order to make	3
in such manner the	3
when his mother bare	3
is to be trained	3
even now he is	3
of all the winds	3
from the mouth of	3
one of those who	3
whom the gods had	3
the suitors lie in	3
and on the seventh	3
oath of the gods	3
is to be noted	3
have been warned in	3
came down from the	3
harmony with the same	3
of this fourth book	3
it is with the	3
the truth of the	3
but if thou art	3
he fell into a	3
the day of thy	3
carried him to the	3
more than mortal presence	3
with all the motions	3
he does not know	3
the song of demodocus	3
and came to the	3
not to be a	3
strongest of them all	3
calypso had given him	3
one of them shall	3
they were transformed into	3
and all the house	3
in the wooden horse	3
the island of ogygia	3
thee on thy way	3
to draw that bow	3
the top of the	3
will eat thee last	3
was not the man	3
of the island of	3
been warned in a	3
and the oxen of	3
must go to the	3
come to the palace	3
the danger of the	3
land of the nile	3
to carry him to	3
the character of a	3
to burst into flame	3
each of the two	3
not one of them	3
light of the sun	3
tell thee how thou	3
maids were lighting the	3
he would not have	3
take vengeance on the	3
by the way in	3
how he had come	3
in the one case	3
in the mind of	3
it fell into the	3
he and his companions	3
have now reached the	3
in accord with his	3
lighting the queen through	3
portions of the odyssey	3
the brink of the	3
in sight of the	3
on account of its	3
the midst of plenty	3
for i would not	3
by the help of	3
he would have broken	3
at them with his	3
the last eight books	3
and as he stood	3
by the light of	3
as i bid thee	3
the herdsman of the	3
came to the house	3
well i know that	3
it is a land	3
poor old beggar man	3
and there was no	3
steadily at them with	3
the gods give thee	3
his single eye for	3
is seen in the	3
is to be done	3
to calypso with the	3
and after they had	3
after the trojan war	3
the walls of troy	3
the soul of ulysses	3
to make trial of	3
punishment of the guilty	3
place on the threshold	3
and poured it over	3
was filled with a	3
the suitors in the	3
by the hands of	3
as one of the	3
and crush those two	3
the horns of the	3
part of the world	3
down by the side	3
is still the best	3
then he came swiftly	3
him to the land	3
what manner of men	3
from place to place	3
no wonder that the	3
the maids were lighting	3
through a stately gallery	3
and at the head	3
the start of the	3
put on clean raiment	3
came to the place	3
and on the other	3
as the voice of	3
will of zeus or	3
and not to be	3
about with all the	3
or the hardness of	3
when thou comest to	3
the great bow of	3
to the sea with	3
the dead came to	3
best of the herd	3
such as your fare	3
and the punishment of	3
and prayed to the	3
which calypso had given	3
we must not forget	3
that he might be	3
between the iliad and	3
for they are the	3
father and son are	3
it is also to	3
to the island where	3
came to the brink	3
in this second part	3
he seems to be	3
for three years she	3
and nausicaa joined them	3
there is a movement	3
his face with his	3
eat thee last of	3
knew who he was	3
but it is the	3
the source of the	3
and straight they were	3
into the sphere of	3
of this portion of	3
himself in harmony with	3
me now which of	3
made ready the ship	3
the question comes up	3
we shall try to	3
action of the poem	3
the wrath of the	3
and i would that	3
to the old man	3
the whole odyssey is	3
him on his return	3
is said to have	3
against the life of	3
with safety bring about	3
i will not keep	3
with whom he has	3
hero of the greeks	3
what is this that	3
the fixed and the	3
the decree of the	3
is no longer the	3
is to have his	3
of which the odyssey	3
are divided among themselves	3
if you love me	3
not one of you	3
this part embraces the	3
them with his single	3
we are to see	3
in relation to the	3
that the iliad and	3
is the son of	3
for thee in the	3
and put on fresh	3
stream of the river	3
sacred to the nymphs	3
mind of the reader	3
thou shalt come to	3
to the oxen of	3
he sat him down	3
he gave them a	3
to explore the country	3
and with the divine	3
the bow is mine	3
of the dead to	3
the state of the	3
then the old man	3
phase of the great	3
come to the land	3
of the cave was	3
must be put down	3
with her husband in	3
mingle with the suitors	3
the first part of	3
he came swiftly upon	3
intervention of the gods	3
were lighting the queen	3
there is a divine	3
slaying of the wooers	3
of zeus or the	3
and the blood of	3
the death of ulysses	3
from out of the	3
one cannot help feeling	3
in space and time	3
the hand of your	3
but he was a	3
tale of the present	3
ulysses went to the	3
bend the bow and	3
can shoot an arrow	3
last leave of her	3
the sight of the	3
and now i will	3
after the departure of	3
and tell her that	3
mighty noise all the	3
within the limits of	3
straight they were transformed	3
of the book we	3
the houses of the	3
of his men to	3
and he took up	3
leave of her and	3
that he had not	3
the old greek poet	3
to him that he	3
and all that day	3
and when i had	3
thy father and mother	3
the main fact of	3
fear of the gods	3
who have come to	3
the ashes of the	3
the old man laertes	3
book as well as	3
with a great mountain	3
the aid of the	3
the fruit of the	3
the house of menelaus	3
why hast thou come	3
brings us to the	3
slaying of the oxen	3
this way and that	3
of those who have	3
the bending of the	3
days was he floating	3
each man to his	3
world of the gods	3
but the heart of	3
an old man in	3
can be no doubt	3
which he has not	3
egypt and the east	3
in the exercise of	3
would have broken his	3
more but thy father	3
may be called a	3
feared not the gods	3
for a man to	3
the son of a	3
swiftly upon the gleaming	3
all that day we	3
into the presence of	3
down to wait for	3
and on the fifth	3
of the first book	3
that he might not	3
man and the deity	3
in his heart to	3
but tell me now	3
he is ready for	3
the reason of her	3
realm of the senses	3
the stranger on his	3
the servants of the	3
friend of this house	3
wine in a bowl	3
side of the door	3
the heroic tale of	3
the suitors and their	3
an eye to the	3
deeds of the suitors	3
the battle of the	3
in the heart of	3
the human and divine	3
which we have just	3
trial of strength and	3
the whole of the	3
which the gods are	3
then they sat down	3
on the side of	3
the suitors in his	3
i spake to my	3
tell me now which	3
he has not been	3
hardness of your heart	3
are now to witness	3
was he floating about	3
the poet in the	3
faith in the gods	3
to pylos and to	3
in this portion of	3
the first thing to	3
was to be seen	3
a little of the	3
of man art thou	3
the wrath of poseidon	3
part of the odyssey	3
the companions of ulysses	3
conduct of the suitors	3
the sight of his	3
the warm bath and	3
seen to be the	3
bowl of wine from	3
and sit down to	3
manner of man he	3
them down by the	3
to the brink of	3
enough of meat and	3
trojan war and its	3
to return to home	3
when he saw her	3
the strength of the	3
in the hand of	3
land of the phaeacians	3
from hand to hand	3
dead came to his	3
who was sitting near	3
he said in a	3
a handmaid bare water	3
wives and daughters of	3
one by one they	3
which we have called	3
songs of the bard	3
of the sheep and	3
his mother bare him	3
stood up in the	3
in the movement of	3
in a state of	3
sleep in the woods	3
can combat the will	3
to be her husband	3
be of good cheer	3
the greater part reviled	3
send me on my	3
and this was the	3
would that i had	3
the manner in which	3
he stared steadily at	3
part of the present	3
brink of the river	3
of the realm of	3
an offering to the	3
is voiced by the	3
he is yet alive	3
reach the land of	3
call an assembly of	3
the hand of the	3
to him telemachus made	3
he has come to	3
the education of the	3
will not keep thee	3
a fragment of the	3
they might with safety	3
had had enough of	3
to the chamber of	3
strife between ulysses and	3
but tell me truly	3
or what manner of	3
life in family and	3
we have called the	3
to sleep on the	3
never have i seen	3
has in it the	3
the greeks at troy	3
i am a man	3
is the subject of	3
all the motions of	3
to my native land	3
down to the house	3
the queen through a	3
thee last of all	3
the story of menelaus	3
the tale of proteus	3
the goddess of appearance	3
veil before her face	3
am no more but	3
in the process of	3
the story of polyphemus	3
and some of the	3
from the vengeance of	3
the scene is laid	3
his bonds to rush	3
as your fare is	3
the second stage of	3
floating about with all	3
but as for the	3
was the manner of	3
his flocks and herds	3
it may be called	3
the text of homer	3
in answer to his	3
it is a great	3
and in the midst	3
motions of the sea	3
i know that thou	3
to the door of	3
bending of the bow	3
combat the will of	3
at the same time	3
through the courtyard gate	3
and give him a	3
if thou art a	3
a game with the	3
at this point to	3
with the suitors is	3
when he thinks of	3
the result of the	3
in the power of	3
is this that thou	3
attack upon the ciconians	3
the spirit of his	3
the spirits of the	3
princes of the islands	3
harmony with the divine	3
in the trojan war	3
where he had left	3
i knew thee not	3
mules and a coach	3
up to the house	3
his hands to heaven	3
of which thou speakest	3
a last leave of	3
man of many woes	3
it is the land	3
to be put down	3
and inquire of him	3
from a king to	3
with scylla and charybdis	3
with thine own eyes	3
the connection with the	3
it is in the	3
eat and drink with	3
know that thou hast	3
the man in his	3
she touched him with	3
the total cycle of	3
there is a third	3
of reach of the	3
give an account of	3
the restoration of the	3
to hear the voice	3
it will be a	3
of the suitors in	3
in a tone of	3
one of the sailors	3
which is just the	3
take an oar for	3
where the suitors sat	3
to the bottom of	3
that i had died	3
out of the hall	3
as we shall see	3
within him as he	3
in his heart he	3
the law of the	3
with a loud cry	3
a brief relation of	3
from side to side	3
was not to be	3
the old man made	3
a fragment of a	3
the sin against light	3
in the realm of	3
i am come to	3
return from the trojan	3
and may the gods	3
of the house of	3
and sat himself down	3
the same general movement	3
of the movement of	3
the fairy tale is	3
the fact that ulysses	3
that the poet has	3
king of the taphians	3
a recognition of the	3
the first twelve books	3
of the king of	3
men whom the gods	3
we are to witness	3
it is time to	3
and bade him begone	3
now to witness the	3
gate of the courtyard	3
that ulysses will return	3
such an one as	3
in a kind of	3
bidding of the gods	3
the world of the	3
how they might with	3
that of the suitors	3
harmony with himself and	3
out of reach of	3
put on fresh raiment	3
that i have come	3
as to this stranger	3
back into the sea	3
was a man of	3
one as thou art	3
and the keeper of	3
to the palace and	3
and when the morning	3
clinging to the mast	3
knew that it was	3
who am i that	3
full of anxious thought	3
is ready for the	3
in an instant moment	3
i was fain to	3
he floating about with	3
the day of reckoning	3
came forth from the	3
a link in the	3
of food and drink	3
and down the hall	3
with the help of	3
depths of all the	3
comes back to the	3
the skin of an	3
not to be borne	3
and when ulysses saw	3
young man is to	3
who is now to	3
greater part reviled him	3
between brain and brawn	3
the form of mentes	3
down to sleep in	3
and the burden of	3
the general character of	3
doors of the hall	3
the next morning i	3
what is distant in	3
of venus and mars	3
his wife and his	3
the ship of telemachus	3
the mortal who is	3
shall return to his	3
his wife and children	3
went forth from the	3
in which he is	3
is made up of	3
it was the time	3
of the sons of	3
how it was done	3
that he was in	3
the threshold of his	3
safety bring about his	3
and lay down in	3
the war at troy	3
at this point the	3
king of the sidonians	3
give an eye to	3
of gods and men	3
in the third book	3
and he stood before	3
to the gods for	3
when he thought of	3
warned in a dream	3
that i may see	3
a happy day for	3
will not be able	3
the purpose of the	3
with the return of	3
how thou mayest return	3
which is the fundamental	3
it is possible that	3
have been supposed to	3
the songs of demodocus	3
the hand of heaven	3
he thought of the	3
in order to get	3
all of which is	3
not to speak of	3
when i think of	3
him hand and foot	3
return of the hero	3
the son of achilles	3
between the physical and	3
when thou art come	3
with all the winds	3
took a last leave	3
second stage of the	3
zeus or the hardness	3
the mother of hercules	3
have come to woo	3
into the sea and	3
all the adventures that	3
i can combat the	3
the youth is to	3
of the lambs and	3
said one to another	3
in the absence of	3
for the purpose of	3
of bending the bow	3
noise all the winds	3
the heroes of the	3
i am no god	3
between orient and occident	3
rise out of the	3
the swineherd and the	3
the one hand and	3
stress is upon the	3
all that i have	3
the son of nestor	3
them in a game	3
that had befallen him	3
to the men to	3
is a complete cycle	3
the work of pallas	3
he rose and went	3
and to thy house	3
the present book has	3
the cave of the	3
the trojan war is	3
character of its own	3
overwhelm and crush those	3
now which of the	3
on a far journey	3
when ye come to	3
and water and wine	3
a complete cycle of	3
the king of ithaca	3
with a heavy heart	3
he is ready to	3
would to heaven that	3
of which he has	3
is the function of	3
is near at hand	3
that he is yet	3
at the start of	3
but the greater part	3
it should be so	3
in the style of	3
the cause of the	3
to tell me of	3
bring about his restoration	3
the face of ulysses	3
the subject of the	3
telemachus and the two	3
the result is a	3
herdsman of the kine	3
have broken his bonds	3
to the greek conception	3
thee how thou mayest	3
rushed with mighty noise	3
whether he be alive	3
as if he would	3
had eaten and drunk	3
a long way off	3
and some of them	3
a cup of gold	3
had enough of meat	3
lying in wait for	3
them a brief relation	3
of scylla and charybdis	3
the second part of	3
the present book the	3
the time was come	3
be a happy day	3
who is this stranger	3
in the iliad and	3
and while i slept	3
he spake to ulysses	3
do as i bid	3
nausicaa joined them in	3
a new order of	3
decree of the gods	3
he has passed through	3
to the shores of	3
all that he had	3
in the old days	3
relation of all the	3
which of the gods	3
took him by the	3
the experience of the	3
the world of appearance	3
in a mass to	3
rose in a mass	3
out rushed with mighty	3
the fattest of the	3
the hands of odysseus	3
cycle of individual experience	3
the hardness of your	3
since the day when	3
a more than mortal	3
am i that i	3
no more but thy	3
they went to the	3
in a game with	3
such is the promise	3
with the preceding book	3
him on his way	3
up in the hall	3
it is not well	3
of the total odyssey	3
who had come to	3
from the lips of	3
gave them a brief	3
out the eye of	3
to overwhelm and crush	3
the houses of hades	3
be put down by	3
and the bleating of	3
is told in the	3
thee and to thy	3
in a cup of	3
but we must not	3
the adventures that had	3
upon the gleaming palace	3
thee all that thou	3
go to pylos and	3
it is indeed the	3
her and of her	3
for home and country	3
the first four books	3
one of its phases	3
has been in the	3
first thing to be	3
said that he had	3
and even in the	3
bring thee to the	3
him on the shoulder	3
movement of the individual	3
the going to troy	3
on the tenth day	3
in which there is	3
came swiftly upon the	3
ulysses and his men	3
spirits of the dead	3
it is indeed a	3
for the most part	3
institutional life in family	3
me that i should	3
the story of ulysses	3
and two nights he	3
that he had seen	3
the function of the	3
to the return of	3
and the house of	3
he went back to	3
to the ears of	3
came in sight of	3
of eating and drinking	3
bare water in a	3
with his single eye	3
though he does not	3
it is indeed an	3
of all the adventures	3
that he was a	3
a vivid picture of	3
in the fates of	3
come to woo my	3
of ulysses and the	3
his place on the	3
a new set of	3
he went down to	3
the meaning of the	3
what is to be	3
to rush after them	3
i have heard of	3
and on the eighteenth	3
a mass to overwhelm	3
that he was the	3
is the will of	3
to the last degree	3
idea of a world	3
be found in the	3
by tiresias in hades	3
and what manner of	3
to the upper chamber	3
of the gods on	3
that he is dead	3
but one of the	3
in word and deed	3
out into the deep	3
offering to the gods	3
the father and son	3
ashes of the hearth	3
is to go to	3
once more upon the	3
first portion of the	3
to thee and to	3
had told him that	3
with mighty noise all	3
to the land where	3
sweep of the poem	3
was come to the	3
and of her nymphs	3
the brain of ulysses	3
i will eat thee	3
he took the bow	3
must put down the	3
the house of my	3
of man he was	3
connection with the preceding	3
he took up the	3
see my home again	3
are the work of	3
just that which he	3
manner of man art	3
and laid them in	3
the ethical order of	3
the fate of the	3
to the town and	3
is the daughter of	3
and all thy company	3
cattle of the sun	3
the depths of all	3
in the development of	3
must have been a	3
and sat in the	3
his eyes with his	3
brief relation of all	3
of the iliad and	3
after twenty years of	3
the coast of the	3
is to see and	3
the motions of the	3
and the divine order	3
all the winds that	3
these four books of	3
top of a mountain	2
which he had gone	2
him in the stern	2
presence of the goddess	2
in full harmony with	2
is just the test	2
a mantle over him	2
the supersensible and the	2
creed of the poet	2
a greek word meaning	2
lips are finished with	2
in the preceding book	2
that homer was not	2
has its inner counterpart	2
and spake to telemachus	2
know about his father	2
the company of the	2
set forth in the	2
in craft and in	2
total cycle of the	2
he has shown himself	2
they brought a hog	2
the purification of ithaca	2
it is not my	2
the lowing of the	2
the dwelling of the	2
to escape from the	2
the sirens and the	2
make trial of my	2
so much did the	2
i go straightway to	2
with the edge of	2
and on the way	2
in the background of	2
is a land poem	2
brains out against the	2
its correspondence with the	2
civil life of the	2
a great variety of	2
at once in the	2
to see his wife	2
and i will go	2
unity of the iliad	2
but must i sit	2
the stench of the	2
greek and the hebrew	2
the fall of the	2
to us in the	2
structure of the present	2
for i am stronger	2
in the preceding account	2
away from his friends	2
not to me of	2
the answer of ulysses	2
did not know the	2
book is one of	2
brought to a close	2
it treats of the	2
visit to nestor at	2
the death of the	2
on his voyage from	2
sat on the throne	2
by way of the	2
of the two grand	2
with a crash that	2
the three men who	2
the swineherd to the	2
supposed to have been	2
meeting of telemachus and	2
had reared with his	2
the skin of a	2
of himself in his	2
in the eyes of	2
it is a time	2
that we may know	2
drew near to the	2
came to him and	2
in the semblance of	2
when he was gone	2
the forge of vulcan	2
in the highest degree	2
as to his mother	2
but she is in	2
of hellas in its	2
could not have been	2
the hills of ithaca	2
when he went forth	2
that he should return	2
the bristles of swine	2
it might not be	2
on all sides by	2
and a son of	2
with him in the	2
the part of a	2
it on her knees	2
of comfort in death	2
with a great effort	2
sceptre in his hand	2
will find a ship	2
and he and his	2
in sight of their	2
morrow thou shalt go	2
chiefs of the phaeacians	2
what he had to	2
such are the three	2
then one by one	2
as in the first	2
the spirits came up	2
was the dwelling of	2
have held that it	2
but when they saw	2
she is said to	2
led him by the	2
theme of the trojan	2
the lips are finished	2
with a narrow entrance	2
brought from her chamber	2
he was the first	2
about it a libation	2
said that it should	2
both family and state	2
is the fruit of	2
in the second part	2
cease from his singing	2
of what is to	2
mead and water and	2
women in their chambers	2
springs of clear water	2
the wild men of	2
him what he had	2
taken up into the	2
the timbers of the	2
out of their course	2
them bind thee fast	2
they are in a	2
he is not yet	2
will tell thee how	2
to the sons of	2
and another to the	2
she is the daughter	2
in the morning the	2
he may well be	2
but telemachus could not	2
in the choice of	2
town than in the	2
to the greek institutional	2
of the same cup	2
upper world of the	2
a divine order in	2
him how he may	2
stood in the porch	2
give me thy gift	2
and wooed my wife	2
this eleventh book of	2
soon after the departure	2
pallas is in him	2
him to his own	2
poet at the start	2
a robe and a	2
when the morning was	2
heard in the air	2
which king alcinous had	2
there is no help	2
sore is my need	2
and arm him with	2
the rest of my	2
the dwelling of hades	2
for a place where	2
i would fain know	2
as well as from	2
the latter of whom	2
to the time and	2
be absent from ithaca	2
play upon their sails	2
the owner of this	2
in the east and	2
ulysses is ready to	2
take heed that thou	2
seven the songs of	2
suitors lie in wait	2
he had come from	2
and of the adventure	2
was moved within him	2
told him what he	2
of a black ewe	2
he had wandered away	2
think that ye are	2
when she saw him	2
his mouth and nostrils	2
his words had a	2
i would rather die	2
must be his own	2
had been with him	2
the grain from the	2
which odysseus had left	2
to do his bidding	2
place where he sat	2
communication of the dead	2
to think that homer	2
out of the yard	2
there is a change	2
a cry of joy	2
the daughter of a	2
to make savoury meat	2
in regard to the	2
and a black ewe	2
this point we begin	2
hermes of the golden	2
to the highest god	2
he must learn of	2
the hero of the	2
yet also the voice	2
reviled him and bade	2
the centre of the	2
from his head in	2
island of the sea	2
slew those who knew	2
to this they all	2
death to the suitors	2
that she was no	2
it lies in the	2
himself and his wife	2
the island of aeolus	2
the day when ulysses	2
oath that they would	2
prince of the taphians	2
the eyes of his	2
the bard in the	2
make savoury meat for	2
a mound for him	2
when she saw odysseus	2
but he is gone	2
he was ready to	2
the stress is upon	2
a shame to see	2
has been set forth	2
who has come back	2
into a deep sleep	2
that i will eat	2
but i think it	2
purpose of the poem	2
but i will not	2
how we may best	2
contrast between the two	2
what is now to	2
the straits of messina	2
him to his house	2
in his black ship	2
win a good name	2
to be transformed into	2
one of her maidens	2
one of the servants	2
she stood by the	2
sensible to the supersensible	2
sat up in his	2
in him the germ	2
back to ithaca with	2
and do as i	2
stage of the great	2
a prayer to zeus	2
seeks to dissuade him	2
accord with the spirit	2
carry them to the	2
and by the help	2
inner movement of the	2
part reviled him and	2
lay down in the	2
to give or to	2
to the cyclops in	2
whom he owed his	2
we lay down upon	2
to nestor at pylos	2
when he approached the	2
to the great purpose	2
when they had drunk	2
the third book has	2
order to express mind	2
note also that ulysses	2
the experiences of the	2
the mountain to the	2
and as to this	2
people who take an	2
when he is internally	2
get away from the	2
the food of the	2
the waste of waters	2
a glimpse of his	2
one of these men	2
will choose the best	2
is the experience of	2
to gladden thy heart	2
and in the field	2
heroes of the trojan	2
view of the gods	2
in all the world	2
and take vengeance on	2
would to god that	2
i swear to thee	2
the chamber of the	2
be the son of	2
things in his heart	2
me to a strange	2
poured it over a	2
the carcasses of the	2
and wishes for death	2
which shall be shed	2
the final act of	2
that they mocked her	2
and the men were	2
is to be realized	2
into the heroic tale	2
fairy tale or marvelous	2
the mind in order	2
escape from the cavern	2
right in front of	2
such is the theme	2
is an attempt to	2
scission of the soul	2
is not well that	2
to make him forget	2
had already told to	2
the trojan war was	2
of god or man	2
strangers and the poor	2
and which is the	2
the ghosts of the	2
to which he must	2
he was not the	2
odysseus lay down to	2
on part of the	2
swine and his cattle	2
the great event of	2
for the slaying of	2
back to my native	2
out with the gods	2
which of the two	2
by a divine act	2
when the master is	2
the poet in this	2
the eye of his	2
of the nymphs who	2
the great oath of	2
this trial of the	2
to them as they	2
been given him by	2
upon eurylochus and his	2
of the second book	2
to be king of	2
but the false beggar	2
much to hear this	2
chapter ten the madness	2
has now reached the	2
practical problem of life	2
wrong has been done	2
and athene made him	2
on the sea in	2
the smell of the	2
that he had in	2
which he had just	2
hath slain the suitors	2
youngest of them all	2
the praise of the	2
when she goes through	2
it to be in	2
of the supposed beggar	2
caused them to be	2
of the poet to	2
experience in his own	2
as he looked out	2
of the gods for	2
not wroth with me	2
than all the rest	2
the time and circumstances	2
to bring forth the	2
when the night was	2
time that he had	2
is the culmination of	2
the fruit of a	2
of the grown man	2
fit of doubt and	2
have come to pass	2
thought of a world	2
day of thy marriage	2
on so many lines	2
intimately connected with the	2
the strife between ulysses	2
rest of the book	2
with the thought of	2
my wife while i	2
the council of elders	2
he has to go	2
the essence of all	2
intended by the poet	2
usually held to be	2
him when she saw	2
with thee a man	2
but now i will	2
i charge thee to	2
the old man said	2
looked out over the	2
the reason of the	2
seen and spoken with	2
can rise to the	2
trojan war is the	2
great bow of ulysses	2
she came down from	2
the importance of the	2
who has suffered more	2
the root of the	2
of the odyssey are	2
obstacles to the return	2
from the story of	2
all that we endured	2
the early greek world	2
and made good cheer	2
and said to him	2
fixed and the floating	2
in their death agony	2
i am no more	2
of which is the	2
been unfolded in the	2
the iliad is a	2
two days and nights	2
with torches in their	2
a waif to calypso	2
i and my brethren	2
has to remain in	2
then penelope called to	2
the harbour of phorcys	2
the cowherd and swineherd	2
of divinity in the	2
in his own strength	2
the verge of the	2
to take up their	2
shut up the women	2
back of the hall	2
of wine to his	2
put a speedy end	2
home in safety and	2
he tells the story	2
the moral and the	2
up the women in	2
place where he might	2
out of hearing of	2
the absence of the	2
in the hinder part	2
when the son of	2
state of the dead	2
does not make him	2
once more in the	2
when he heard a	2
on each side of	2
than in the fields	2
the loss of all	2
to mine own country	2
a wide space of	2
is to advance to	2
and then thou shalt	2
they parted for the	2
so that he fell	2
purpose that ulysses shall	2
that ulysses in his	2
the appearance of an	2
back to the beginning	2
we must note that	2
to carry the message	2
at the feet of	2
firmly to the mast	2
himself to be bound	2
to attend the council	2
in the direction of	2
the son of his	2
as much as we	2
wrong done to the	2
all the land of	2
also he said that	2
of these four books	2
his merry men and	2
the stream of the	2
the anger of neptune	2
they too must be	2
was filled to the	2
in his new situation	2
now this is the	2
the entrance of the	2
that they were the	2
the meaning of this	2
what is the very	2
sore stricken with years	2
see in it the	2
what sort of inhabitants	2
me now that thou	2
of the golden wand	2
such as mortal men	2
the disguised ulysses is	2
the departure of telemachus	2
for their good service	2
his people and his	2
that this book is	2
last of all he	2
of the islands round	2
the real world of	2
the gods are bound	2
went to his chamber	2
shall wash thy feet	2
it a libation of	2
the walls of the	2
the stages of this	2
to go with him	2
the contrast between the	2
that they had to	2
we are to hear	2
has not been able	2
and thou shalt see	2
through the line of	2
reared with his own	2
the choicest of the	2
dost thou mock me	2
until i have finished	2
the unhappy return of	2
a city in this	2
the spiritual heir of	2
presence of the suitors	2
it was nine years	2
of one of his	2
one returned from the	2
the hint of a	2
him in the night	2
in the height of	2
never reach his home	2
bent to the oars	2
real hero of the	2
at the gates of	2
in the morning they	2
the king of that	2
is distant in space	2
was left alone in	2
ulysses on his raft	2
with a great shout	2
longing for my home	2
eye in his head	2
to the law of	2
thy heart is harder	2
be not cast down	2
his head like a	2
have been trained by	2
of the higher gods	2
their scene in the	2
an example of the	2
pieces on the spot	2
who knew him not	2
who had nursed him	2
he was once more	2
the youngest of them	2
not of comfort in	2
a cruel smile played	2
gods give thee all	2
came near to the	2
all the glory of	2
even as he spoke	2
the cave with a	2
to find and to	2
the gods had infatuated	2
he is old and	2
hour is at hand	2
a view of the	2
he has to leave	2
into an instrument against	2
ulysses knew to be	2
to inquire of teiresias	2
know not of the	2
take no account of	2
of all that is	2
is like to be	2
of the greek mind	2
ulysses walked in hell	2
the islands round about	2
may all the gods	2
the trance of the	2
wandered over many lands	2
through the gate of	2
the same kind of	2
wave struck the raft	2
must we pass by	2
in the next book	2
of the great struggle	2
they did as the	2
the greeks and trojans	2
a solemn oath not	2
then was ulysses glad	2
this shall be the	2
blood poured from his	2
on sea and land	2
many dainties on the	2
in all his actions	2
and the king of	2
the telemachiad is the	2
mouth of the cavern	2
a great deed which	2
who fought at troy	2
eurylochus and his company	2
and appease him with	2
i made mention of	2
going down to the	2
the ills of ithaca	2
to troy and the	2
sat down at the	2
the meeting of telemachus	2
first is the wrong	2
note on homer and	2
seems to be an	2
can we not see	2
of the greek race	2
i may have met	2
any of the other	2
time for me to	2
of which has been	2
that he would return	2
the working of the	2
i can tell thee	2
by the same man	2
enjoined by tiresias in	2
been driven to the	2
but tell me this	2
i will find a	2
this is just the	2
wish to hear from	2
and ulysses made answer	2
in itself a complete	2
and as they drew	2
near of kin to	2
who was sitting among	2
the wanderings of odysseus	2
and at the end	2
down to the beach	2
present book is one	2
the hearts of the	2
heart of the whole	2
came to the city	2
say it was ulysses	2
the reader is to	2
the very marrow of	2
a favourite of heaven	2
and tell me who	2
where he found his	2
being an old man	2
to make fast the	2
the vengeance of his	2
for there was a	2
has suffered more than	2
and his men were	2
for he feared that	2
had left my cloak	2
to an open glade	2
a kind of cyclops	2
i should have come	2
did in the first	2
the limit of death	2
is the tale of	2
the bow in his	2
in his own country	2
main thing to be	2
the goddess gave him	2
the victim of a	2
he has been led	2
i and my comrades	2
people of the city	2
thou hast come to	2
that i may come	2
casts an image of	2
ambush of the suitors	2
the man who is	2
with a message from	2
which lay before him	2
and the beggar are	2
groans of the men	2
a speedy end to	2
the son of god	2
the bones of men	2
going to troy and	2
of the family and	2
to conclude that the	2
now turn to the	2
the weapons which were	2
of mind is to	2
in reference to the	2
in the telemachiad and	2
to the city and	2
between her and ulysses	2
from the roof of	2
between the telemachiad and	2
rest of his company	2
vengeance on the suitors	2
per varios casus per	2
in the porch and	2
in this book as	2
even now in thy	2
of the character of	2
end of the mediterranean	2
of the past to	2
who devour thy substance	2
odysseus and his men	2
the property of the	2
it is curious to	2
placed himself in harmony	2
far in advance of	2
was stripped from his	2
rest of the poem	2
is a movement out	2
swear to me now	2
body of the fallen	2
that this was the	2
him to the ground	2
at the thought of	2
was the will of	2
but it is none	2
to be brought to	2
she knew him not	2
for he is my	2
now reached the second	2
a new phase of	2
the time when one	2
a man than his	2
follows the direction of	2
i am an exile	2
only antinous and eurymachus	2
son of ulysses and	2
that he may remember	2
was right glad to	2
breath of the west	2
if the thought of	2
alone among all the	2
of his palace and	2
eastern end of the	2
the treatment of the	2
on account of the	2
lay of the wooden	2
put up a prayer	2
is indeed a new	2
the remains of the	2
of most rare device	2
that i have lost	2
of menelaus in the	2
had inquired of teiresias	2
the other two songs	2
is now manifest that	2
and while the others	2
descent of the divine	2
and bread and wine	2
world of the senses	2
and drank with keen	2
ear to his words	2
in his hand his	2
had come to the	2
to be brought together	2
of the parent and	2
the literature of the	2
and at noon the	2
but ulysses answered him	2
it is none the	2
for the hand of	2
one of the women	2
the tale of troy	2
i am come back	2
me as a slave	2
this was the most	2
prophet of his people	2
runs through all greek	2