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The Odyssey of Homer

Note 110 — BOOK XXIII

William Cowper translation · Edition 2

Aristophanes the grammarian and Aristarchus chose that the Odyssey should end here; but the story is not properly concluded till the tumult occasioned by the slaughter of so many Princes being composed, Ulysses finds himself once more in peaceful possession of his country.

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