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Note 34 — Chapter II · THE EUXINE AND THE BOSPHORUS IN STORY, MYTH AND LEGEND

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Canto V, strophe v. Compare Byron’s graphic description of a storm on the Euxine with that given by Ovid in which he vividly portrays the struggling winds as they furiously rush against one another from all points of the compass.

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