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double-edged bronze sword drawn by Eurymachus

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double-edged bronze sword drawn by Eurymachus
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Eurymachus draws the keen double-edged bronze sword and charges Ulysses.

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drew his keen blade of bronze, sharpened on both sides, and with a loud cry sprang towards Ulysses

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his keen blade of bronze, sharpened on both sides

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Book 22 · Passage 10

As he spoke he drew his keen blade of bronze, sharpened on both sides, and with a loud cry sprang towards Ulysses, but Ulysses instantly shot an arrow into his breast that caught him by the nipple and fixed itself in his liver. He dropped his sword and fell doubled up over his table. The cup and all the meats went over on to the ground as he smote the earth with his forehead in the agonies of death, and he kicked the stool with his feet until his eyes were closed in darkness.