Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-04-22

were ten tongues and ten months, and
voice that could not be broken, not if 1
had lungs of bronze within me, unless
the Oily mpian MUSES., the daughters of
the Aegis bearing Zeus, should mention
Ito me) who and how many came under
the walls of Ilium (Lit. under Ilium). 1
shall, however, tell tt commanders of
ships and all their ships.
w. 4-644-The Tribes, Commanders
and ships:
Division 1: The main land south OF
Thermopylae.
and Arkeselaus and Prothoenor and
Klonius commanded the Boetoians who
dwell in Hyrie and rocky Aulis, Schoe-
nus and Skolus and Fteon of many
glades, Thesbeia and Graea and Spacious
Mykalessus; and who dwelt about Har-
ma and Elisus and Erythrae; and who
dwelt in Eleon and Hyle and Peteon and
Cklee and Medeon- we'll built city;
and Kopa and Entresis and Tbisbe
abounding in doves; and who dwelt in
Koronaea and grassy Halicartus; and
who dwelt in Plataea; and who dwelt in
elisa; and who dwelt in Hypothebae-
a well-built city, and sacred Ouchestus
and the glorious grove of Poseidon; and
who dwelt in Arne-abounding in grape
vines, and holy Nisan and Anthedon on
the frontier. OF these fifty ships went,
and. in each (ship) one hundred and
twenty Boeotian young men embarked.
The Orchomenians; Those who dwelt
in Aspledon and Minyan Orchomeans,
these commanded Askalaphus and Ial-
menus-sons of Arne whom Astyoche, a
modest maiden, brought forth to the
mighty Ares, when she went up to her
chamber in the house of Aktor, the son
of Axis, for he secretly lay. with her.
With them thirty hollow ships sailed
(lit. went).
The Phocians: Again Schedius and
Epistrophus-sons of Magnanimus Iphi-
tus, son of Napbolua-commande the
Phocians who dwelt in Kyparyssus and |
rocky Pytho and holy Krisa and Daulis |
and Panopea; and who dwelt around
and Hyampolis; and who
dwelt near the divine river Kephisus;
and who inhabited Lilaea at the source of
The Kephisus. Along with these forty
black ships went. They (Schedins and
Epistrophus). indeed, busily marshalled
he ranks of the Phoc:ans, and they
we're drawn up in the order of battle
1ext to the left of the Boeotians.
The Locrians: Swift-footed Ajax, the
Less, son of Oieus, not at all as large as
Ajax, the son of lebanon, but much
smaller, commanded the Locrians. He
vas, indeed, small, having linen cui
ass; but with the spear he excelled the
Pan Hellenes and the Achaeans who
lwelt in Kynus and Opus and Kallarius
md Bessa and Skarphe and lovely Ay-
,eiae and Tarphe and Thronius and
round the streams OF Boagrius. With
linn forty sable ships of the Locrians
rho dwelt beyond the sacred Euboea
allied Qit. followed).
The Euboeans: The AbAntes, breath
ng fury, who inhabited Euboea and Kal,
his and Euritria and Histiaea abounding
Il grape vines and Kerinthus by the sea
nd the lofty city of Dion; and who in
abited Karystus; and who dwelt in
tyra. These Elephenor-s scion of
res, a son of Kalsedon, the magnani
,us leader of the Abantes-cemman
With him the swift Abantes, with long ,
ack hair, went, warriors eager to tear in
ieces with their ashen spears, the corse
It's of the enemy about their breasts.
lin forty sable ships accompanied.