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Otto (Wyoming, United States) (search for this): book 3, section 390e
“By no means.” “Then they must not chant: Gifts move the gods and gifts persuade dread kings. unknownSuidas s.v.DW=RA says that some attributed the line to Hesiod. Cf. Euripides Medea 964, Ovid, Ars Am. iii. 653, Otto, Sprichw. d. Rom. 233. Nor should we approve Achilles' attendant PhoenixSee his speech, Iliad ix. 515 ff. as speaking fairly when he counselled him if he received gifts for it to defend the Achaeans, but without gifts not to lay aside his wrath; nor shall we think it proper nor admit that AchillesCf. Iliad xix. 278 ff. But A<
Iliad (Montana, United States) (search for this): book 3, section 390e
Rom. 233. Nor should we approve Achilles' attendant PhoenixSee his speech, Iliad ix. 515 ff. as speaking fairly when he counselled him if he received gifts for it to defend the Achaeans, but o lay aside his wrath; nor shall we think it proper nor admit that AchillesCf. Iliad xix. 278 ff. But Achilles in Homer is indifferent to the gifts. himself was so greedy as to accept gifts from . himself was so greedy as to accept gifts from Agamemnon and again to give up a dead body after receiving payment Iliad xxiv. 502, 555, 594. But in 560 he does not explicitly mention the ransom.
Ovid (Colorado, United States) (search for this): book 3, section 390e
“By no means.” “Then they must not chant: Gifts move the gods and gifts persuade dread kings. unknownSuidas s.v.DW=RA says that some attributed the line to Hesiod. Cf. Euripides Medea 964, Ovid, Ars Am. iii. 653, Otto, Sprichw. d. Rom. 233. Nor should we approve Achilles' attendant PhoenixSee his speech, Iliad ix. 515 ff. as speaking fairly when he counselled him if he received gifts for it to defend the Achaeans, but without gifts not to lay aside his wrath; nor shall we think it proper nor admit that AchillesCf. Iliad xix. 278 ff. But A<