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wall around the Phaeacian city

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wall around the Phaeacian city
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city of the Phaeacians
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lofty walls of the city

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·Direct

Nausithous surrounds the Phaeacian city with a wall.

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He surrounded the city with a wall, built houses
·Reported

A high wall encircles the Phaeacian city.

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where you will find a high wall running all round it
·Direct

The Phaeacian city has lofty, striking walls crowned by a palisade.

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He admired their harbours, ships, places of assembly, and the lofty walls of the city, which, with the palisade on top of them, were very striking

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·Direct
He surrounded the city with a wall
·Reported
a high wall running all round it
·Direct
the lofty walls of the city, which, with the palisade on top of them, were very striking

Passage preview

Book 6 · Passage 1

So here Ulysses slept, overcome by sleep and toil; but Minerva went off to the country and city of the Phaeacians—a people who used to live in the fair town of Hypereia, near the lawless Cyclopes. Now the Cyclopes were stronger than they and plundered them, so their king Nausithous moved them thence and settled them in Scheria, far from all other people. He surrounded the city with a wall, built houses and temples, and divided the lands among his people; but he was dead and gone to the house of Hades, and King Alcinous, whose counsels were inspired of heaven, was now reigning. To his house, then, did Minerva hie in furtherance of the return of Ulysses.