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stone set by Minerva against the Naiad cavern door

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stone set by Minerva against the Naiad cavern door
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cavern sacred to the Naiads by the haven of Phorcys1 observation
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Minerva’s stone was set against the door of the Naiad cavern.

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“Therewith she went down into the cave to look for the safest hiding places, while Ulysses brought up all the treasure of gold, bronze, and good clothing which the Phaeacians had given him. They stowed everything carefully away, and Minerva set a stone against the door of the cave. Then the two sat down by the root of the great olive, and consulted how to compass the destruction of the wicked suitors. ”

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Minerva sets a stone against the Naiad cavern’s door after hiding the treasure.

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“she went down into the cave to look for the safest hiding places, while Ulysses brought up all the treasure of gold, bronze, and good clothing which the Phaeacians had given him. They stowed everything carefully away, and Minerva set a stone against the door of the cave”

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“Minerva set a stone against the door of the cave”

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Book 13 · Passage 31

Therewith she went down into the cave to look for the safest hiding places, while Ulysses brought up all the treasure of gold, bronze, and good clothing which the Phaeacians had given him. They stowed everything carefully away, and Minerva set a stone against the door of the cave. Then the two sat down by the root of the great olive, and consulted how to compass the destruction of the wicked suitors.