Athonia Or the Original Four Hundred
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Ajax, son of Telamon and Periboea, was born at the prayer of Hercules in behalf of his friend Telamon. Now tis known that among the many Greek contingents at Troy, Stentor possessed the most powerful voice, and so Ajax possessed superior strength of body over all others. Stones of vast weight, he would throw, which others could not even raise from the ground. Ajax was not dexterous or skill ful, but whereas in putting the stone great massive strength w r as re quired, he had no equal.
"Noble At...henians, at this day s weight-putting contest, be it known that the wreath won and its accompanying hunting horn will not feel lonesome. Our powerful Spartan victor Neolithicus, holds two wreaths and memorials which have come down to him from his grand and great grandfathers.
The Ship Lands at Gythium 213 "To these will be added this day s laurel crown and hunting horn. (Great applause. ) "Thus has the strong blood of his ancestors enabled him to step forth as a victor this day undoubtedly due to the Spartan forethought of his progenitors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ajax, son of Telamon and Periboea, was born at the prayer of Hercules in behalf of his friend Telamon. Now tis known that among the many Greek contingents at Troy, Stentor possessed the most powerful voice, and so Ajax possessed superior strength of body over all others. Stones of vast weight, he would throw, which others could not even raise from the ground. Ajax was not dexterous or skill ful, but whereas in putting the stone great massive strength w r as re quired, he had no equal.
"Noble At...henians, at this day s weight-putting contest, be it known that the wreath won and its accompanying hunting horn will not feel lonesome. Our powerful Spartan victor Neolithicus, holds two wreaths and memorials which have come down to him from his grand and great grandfathers.
The Ship Lands at Gythium 213 "To these will be added this day s laurel crown and hunting horn. (Great applause. ) "Thus has the strong blood of his ancestors enabled him to step forth as a victor this day undoubtedly due to the Spartan forethought of his progenitors.
What to read after Athonia Or the Original Four Hundred?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H George Schuette to read onlineMoreLess
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