Translations From Lucian
Translations From Lucian
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Then on the whale's other side, towards his right ribs, live the Triton-Lizards — creatures who are like men from the waist up, but their lower parts are those of lizards— these are the least hateful of all the tribes. On the left are the Crab-handed men, and the Tunny-heads, and these have made a league together. In the central part dwell the Crab-tails and the Flounder-foots — a warlike race, and very flat of foot. In the east, close to the mouth, a great part of the land is desert, owing to ...the continual washing in of the waves. I hold it, however, on condition of paying to the Flounder-foots a yearly tribute of five hundred oyster shells. Now, therefore, I have told you what this place is like. Do you, for your part, consider well how we may best contend against foes who are so many in number, and how we may manage to live. ' How many, ' said I, ' of these strange creatures may there be ? ' and he answered, ' More than a thousand. ' ' And what are their arms ? ' 'They have none, save the bones of fishes.
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Then on the whale's other side, towards his right ribs, live the Triton-Lizards — creatures who are like men from the waist up, but their lower parts are those of lizards— these are the least hateful of all the tribes. On the left are the Crab-handed men, and the Tunny-heads, and these have made a league together. In the central part dwell the Crab-tails and the Flounder-foots — a warlike race, and very flat of foot. In the east, close to the mouth, a great part of the land is desert, owing to ...the continual washing in of the waves. I hold it, however, on condition of paying to the Flounder-foots a yearly tribute of five hundred oyster shells. Now, therefore, I have told you what this place is like. Do you, for your part, consider well how we may best contend against foes who are so many in number, and how we may manage to live. ' How many, ' said I, ' of these strange creatures may there be ? ' and he answered, ' More than a thousand. ' ' And what are their arms ? ' 'They have none, save the bones of fishes.
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