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Troy and Its Remains

Note 125 — Chapter VII

L. Dora Schmitz translation

Iliad, XIV. 346-351. An English writer ought surely to use our old-fashioned form Jove, which is also even philologically preferable as the stem common to Ζεύς and Ju-piter (Διο = Ζεϝ = Jov), rather than the somewhat pedantically sounding Ζεύς.—[Ed.]

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