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sea shore used by Ulysses on Thrinacia

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sea shore used by Ulysses on Thrinacia
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Parent location
Thrinacian island
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·Remembered

The miraculous remains of the slaughtered cattle moved and sounded at the Thrinacian sea shore.

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‘As soon as I got down to my ship and to the sea shore I rebuked each one of the men separately, but we could see no way out of it, for the cows were dead already. And indeed the gods began at once to show signs and wonders among us, for the hides of the cattle crawled about, and the joints upon the spits began to low like cows, and the meat, whether cooked or raw, kept on making a noise just as cows do.
UlyssesCharacter1 observation
·Remembered

Ulysses returned to his ship at the Thrinacian sea shore.

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‘As soon as I got down to my ship and to the sea shore I rebuked each one of the men separately, but we could see no way out of it, for the cows were dead already. And indeed the gods began at once to show signs and wonders among us, for the hides of the cattle crawled about, and the joints upon the spits began to low like cows, and the meat, whether cooked or raw, kept on making a noise just as cows do.
Ulysses’ menCharacter1 observation
·Remembered

Ulysses’s men were rebuked at the Thrinacian sea shore.

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‘As soon as I got down to my ship and to the sea shore I rebuked each one of the men separately, but we could see no way out of it, for the cows were dead already. And indeed the gods began at once to show signs and wonders among us, for the hides of the cattle crawled about, and the joints upon the spits began to low like cows, and the meat, whether cooked or raw, kept on making a noise just as cows do.
·Remembered

Ulysses’s surviving ship lay at the Thrinacian sea shore.

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‘As soon as I got down to my ship and to the sea shore I rebuked each one of the men separately, but we could see no way out of it, for the cows were dead already. And indeed the gods began at once to show signs and wonders among us, for the hides of the cattle crawled about, and the joints upon the spits began to low like cows, and the meat, whether cooked or raw, kept on making a noise just as cows do.

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·Remembered
I turned back to the ship and to the sea shore

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Book 12 · Passage 30

‘By this time my deep sleep had left me, and I turned back to the ship and to the sea shore. As I drew near I be gan to smell hot roast meat, so I groaned out a prayer to the immortal gods. ‘Father Jove,’ I exclaimed, ‘and all you other gods who live in everlasting bliss, you have done me a cruel mischief by the sleep into which you have sent me; see what fine work these men of mine have been making in my absence.’