![]() ![]() ![]() Lulled now by sweet slumber we may take our joy of rest.” Long and hard, which I must fulfil to the end for so did the spirit of Teiresias foretell to me on the day when I went down into the house of Hades to enquire concerning the return of my comrades and myself. ![]() Then to his wife said Odysseus of many wiles: “Wife, we have not yet come to the end of all our trials, but still hereafter there is to be measureless toil, To yoke her swift-footed horses that bring light to men, Lampus and Phaethon, who are the colts that bear the Dawn. The long night she held back at the end of its course, and likewise stayed the golden-throned Dawn at the streams of Oceanus, and would not suffer her And now would the rosy-fingered Dawn have arisen upon their weeping, had not the goddess, flashing-eyed Athena, taken other counsel. Has smitten on the sea as it was driven on by the wind and the swollen wave, and but few have made their escape from the gray sea to the shore by swimming, and thickly are their bodies crusted with brine, and gladly have they set foot on the land and escaped from their evil case even so welcome to her was her husband, as she gazed upon him,Īnd from his neck she could in no wise let her white arms go. And welcome as is the sight of land to men that swim, whose well-built ship Poseidon So she spoke, and in his heart aroused yet more the desire for lamentation and he wept, holding in his arms his dear and true-hearted wife. ![]()
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