Scaife ATLAS

Dithyrambs (15.45-15.50)

urn:cts:greekLit:tlg0199.tlg002.perseus-eng2:15.45-15.50

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and raising their hands to the immortal gods, they prayed for an end to their griefs. Muse, who was the first to begin the words of justice? Menelaus son of Pleisthenes spoke with enchanting words and voice, having conferred with the Graces with beautiful robes:

Battle-loving Trojans: Zeus, the ruler on high who sees all, is not to blame for the great woes of mortals; all men have a chance to reach unswerving Justice, the attendant of holy

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