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GENERAL LITERATURE AND SCIENCE 619 Plutarch he was the particular care of some god who rewarded his valour that day with an extraordinary pro- tection or that his enemies struck with the unusualness of his dress and beauty of his shape supposed him something more than man shall not determine &xttk iambics Desire not that my father thou must live For some are born to do great deeds and live As some are born to be obscured and die Do thou the deeds die too young to do And reap second glory in thine age Thou art my father and thy gain is mine But come thou seest this great host of men Which follow me pray thee slay not these Let me entreat for them what have they done They followed me my hope my fame my star Let them all cross the river back in peace But me thou must bear hence not send with them IX ucntifte$ Book Translate From yEv rots πρώτοι to κατεσχε Ch VI From Kat οτι μεν Μνκήναι to λόγος κατέχει Ch Χ From Kat σκεψασθε to παραγίνονται Ch XXXIII From Ει γαρ εϊρηται to πάθοιτε αν 'h XL β From Και δήλη ή οϊκοδομία to εγκατελεγησαν Ch XCIII Translate with grammatical notes α λίπα αλείφεσθαι ώς ου μετον αύτοις Έπιδάμνον της Ιταλίας και Σικελίας καλώς παράπλου κείται πέμπτος αυτός επειδή προσβάλλοιεν ου ραδίως άπελύοντο if TVS εκράτουν οσα μή προ'ίόντες πολυ εκ τών οπλών