Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 266
ing Alcinous, this ill becomes you that this manshould sit in the ashes of the hearth. Raise him andbid him sit upon a seat, and let us pour out to FatherZeus, who is the friend of suppliants, and let thekeeper of the house give him meat and drink. And Alcinous did so, bidding his eldest born,… … The Odyssey 229 take counsel on the morrow about sending this strangerto his home. And they answered that it should be so,and each went to his home. Only Ulysses was left inthe hall, and Alcinous and Arete with him. AndArete saw his cloak and tunic, that she and hermaidens had made them, and said —…
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