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golden goblet used by Amphinomus to pledge Ulysses

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golden goblet used by Amphinomus to pledge Ulysses
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Amphinomus uses a golden wine goblet to pledge the stranger.

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pledging him as he did so in a golden goblet of wine.
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The golden cup is used by Ulysses for a drink-offering and returned to Amphinomus.

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he made a drink-offering, and when he had drunk he put the gold cup again into the hands of Amphinomus

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pledging him as he did so in a golden goblet of wine
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he put the gold cup again into the hands of Amphinomus

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Book 18 · Passage 13

Ulysses hailed this as of good omen, and Antinous set a great goat’s paunch before him filled with blood and fat. Amphinomus took two loaves out of the bread-basket and brought them to him, pledging him as he did so in a golden goblet of wine. ‘Good luck to you,’ he said, ‘father stranger, you are very badly off at present, but I hope you will have better times by and by.’