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25 We certainly must not believe those who say that persons who, during a famine set a watch upon the miller and plunder him are called aliterioi. Cf.Moralia, 523 a-b. But he who has done unforgettable (alesta) things, Ibid. 418 b. things that will be remembered for a long time, is called alastor; and he whom it were well to avoid (aleuasthai) and to guard against because of his wickedness is called aliterios. These things, according to the statement of Socrates,Socrates of Argos; cf. Müller, Frag. Hist. Graec. v. p. 498. they have written on tablets of bronze.
26 What is the intent of the custom by which the maidens who serve as an escort for the men who lead the bull from Aenis to Cassiopaea chant until they reach the boundary, Never may ye return to the well-loved soil of your homeland?Adapted from Homer, Od. xviii. 148 (= xix. 298).
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