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Bacchylides, Epinicians (ed. Diane Arnson Svarlien),
Ode 13
For Pytheas of Aegina
Pancratium at Nemea
?483 B. C.
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Ode 13
For Pytheas of Aegina
Pancratium at Nemea
?483 B. C.
Clio
Lines 13-43 are lost.
“ He shall stop them from arrogant violence, bringing about judgments of law for mortals:
look how the descendant of Perseus brings his hand down heavily on the neck of the bloodthirsty lion with every type of skill! For the gleaming, man-subduing bronze refuses to pierce the lion's fearsome body; the sword was bent back. Someday, I prophesy, [in this place] there will be a strenuous toil for the Greeks, competing for garlands in the pancratium.”
beside the altar of Zeus, the greatest ruler, the blossoms of glory-bringing Victory nurture for men golden, conspicuous fame throughout their lives—for a select few—and when the dark cloud of death covers them, the undying glory of their fine deed is left behind, secure in its destiny.
You too have attained this at Nemea, son of Lampon; your hair crowned with garlands of flourishing bl