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The Remains of Hesiod the Ascræan, Including the Shield of Hercules

Note 151 — THE THEOGONY.

George Chapman translation

Soothing eloquence.] This passage is exactly similar to one in the Odyssey, b. viii.:

Jove Crowns him with eloquence: his hearers charm’d Behold him, while with unassuming tone He bears the prize of fluent speech from all; And when he walks the city, as they pass, All turn and gaze, as they had pass’d a god. Cowper.

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