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Greek and Roman mythology (1917)

Tatlock, Jessie M., 1878-1961 · New York : The Century Co. · leaf 364

An illustration from Greek and Roman mythology, 1917, leaf 364
332 Greek and Roman Mythology rest was disturbed by the vision of his dead cousin Hector appearing before him, all bloody from the wounds he had received at Achilles’ hands, and … Fig. 97. /Eneas Wounded. bidding him arouse himself and see the destruc- tion that had at last come upon Troy. Spring- ing up, the hero rushed to the roof of his house and from that point could see that the city was

Mythology, Classical

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