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Mesaulius

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Mesaulius
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Claims

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·Direct

Mesaulius serves bread; Eumaeus had independently bought him from the Taphians with his own money during Ulysses’s absence.

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Mesaulius brought them their bread; the swineherd had brought this man on his own account from among the Taphians during his master’s absence, and had paid for him with his own money

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·Direct
Mesaulius brought them their bread
·Direct
the swineherd had brought this man on his own account from among the Taphians

Passage preview

Book 14 · Passage 26

As he spoke he cut off the first piece and offered it as a burnt sacrifice to the immortal gods; then he made them a drink-offering, put the cup in the hands of Ulysses, and sat down to his own portion. Mesaulius brought them their bread; the swineherd had brought this man on his own account from among the Taphians during his master’s absence, and had paid for him with his own money without saying anything either to his mistress or Laertes. They then laid their hands upon the good things that were before them, and when they had had enough to eat and drink, Mesaulius took away what was left of the bread, and they all went to bed after having made a hearty supper.