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But go; I shall do whatever seems best. Come,
Athena.
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I am at your side, and if you judge me beautiful,
Paris, you shall never leave the-field of battle

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defeated, but always victorious, for I shall make you
a warrior and a conqueror.
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I have no use, Athena, for war and battle. As you
see, peace reigns at present over Phrygia and Lydia,
and my father’s realm is free from wars. But have
no fear; you shall not be treated unfairly, even if my
judgement is not to be influenced by gifts. Dress
yourself now, and put on your helmet, for I have seen
enough. It is time for Aphrodite to appear.

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