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Note 1 — LXXXI Here below it is told of the council which was held by the sons of King Priam of Troy

Edward Storer translation

But in the end Hector was slain, and the Trojans abandoned every defence. The bold spirits who had urged the war grew fainter in their hardihood, and Troy was again conquered by the Greeks and subjugated by them.1

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