Scaife ATLAS

Epinicians (5.180-5.191)

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and the untiring stream of the Alpheus, and the strength of Pelops, and Pisa, where glorious Pherenicus won victory in the race with his feet, and returned to Syracuse with its fine towers,

bringing to Hieron the leaf of good fortune. For the sake of truth we must give praise, pushing away envy with both hands,

if any mortal man does well.

191

A Boeotian man, Hesiod, attendant of the sweet Muses, said this: He whom the gods honor has a good name among men as well.

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