THE END OF THE SEVENTEENTH BOOK.

[1] This Euphorbus was he that, in Ovid, Pythagoras saith he was in

the wars of Troy.

[2] Note the manly and wise discourse of Menelaus with himself seeing

Hector advancing towards him.

[3] An inimitable simile.

[4] In the Greek always this phrase is used, not in the hands, but ἐν

γούνασι κεὶται, _in the knees of the Gods lies_ our help, etc.

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