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year-old pig sacrificed by Ulysses and Telemachus

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year-old pig sacrificed by Ulysses and Telemachus
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Ulysses and Telemachus sacrifice a year-old pig while preparing supper together.

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sacrificed a young pig of a year old and were helping one another to get supper ready

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sacrificed a young pig of a year old

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Book 16 · Passage 41

Then Penelope went upstairs again and mourned her husband till Minerva shed sleep over her eyes. In the eve ning Eumaeus got back to Ulysses and his son, who had just sacrificed a young pig of a year old and were helping one another to get supper ready; Minerva therefore came up to Ulysses, turned him into an old man with a stroke of her wand, and clad him in his old clothes again, for fear that the swineherd might recognise him and not keep the secret, but go and tell Penelope.