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Ephesus (Turkey) (search for this): text Ion, section 533c
or Thamyras,A Thracian Bard. or Orpheus,A Thracian Bard. or Phemius,The minstrel who was forced to sing to the suitors of Penelope (Od 1. 154, 22. 330). the rhapsode of Ithaca, but is at a loss and has no remark to offer on the successes or failures in rhapsody of Ion of Ephesus.IonI cannot gainsay you on that, Socrates: but of one thing I am conscious in myself—that I excel all men in speaking on Homer and have plenty to say, and everyone else says that I do it well; but on the others I am not a good speaker. Yet now, observe what that means.SocratesI do observe it, Ion, and I am going to point out to yo
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or Thamyras,A Thracian Bard. or Orpheus,A Thracian Bard. or Phemius,The minstrel who was forced to sing to the suitors of Penelope (Od 1. 154, 22. 330). the rhapsode of Ithaca, but is at a loss and has no remark to offer on the successes or failures in rhapsody of Ion of Ephesus.IonI cannot gainsay you on that, Socrates: but of one thing I am conscious in myself—that I excel all men in speaking on Homer and have plenty to say, and everyone else says that I do it well; but on the others I am not a good speaker. Yet now, observe what that means.SocratesI do observe it, Ion, and I am going to point out to yo