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cloak discarded by Thoas in Ulysses’s ambush story

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Canonical name: cloak discarded by Thoas in Ulysses’s ambush story
Disambiguator: None
Kind: Item
Scope: Individual
Editorial note: This cloak appears within the story Ulysses tells while disguised.

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reed-covered ambush site by the city wall before Troy1 observation

·Disguised

Thoas discarded his cloak at the Trojan ambush site.

See evidence text

“‘On this Thoas son of Andraemon threw off his cloak and set out running to the ships, whereon I took the cloak and lay in it comfortably enough till morning. Would that I were still young and strong as I was in those days, for then some one of you swineherds would give me a cloak both out of good will and for the respect due to a brave soldier; but now people look down upon me because my clothes are shabby.’ ”

Claims

·Remembered

Thoas’s discarded cloak lets the cold storyteller lie comfortably until morning.

See evidence text

“threw off his cloak and set out running to the ships, whereon I took the cloak and lay in it comfortably enough till morning”

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·Disguised

“Thoas son of Andraemon threw off his cloak”