[509-534] ‘Deiphobus acknowledges Aeneas' care, and goes on to tell how he was attacked while sleeping securely on the night of the sack of Troy, Helen, his wife, having disarmed him and introduced Menelaus and Ulysses into the chamber. He then asks Aeneas of his own adventures.’
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