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Leader: Ay, and that Hera that embrace surmised.

The King of Argos: How issued then this strife of those on high?

Leader: By Hera's will, a heifer she became.

The King of Argos: Held Zeus aloof then from the horned beast?

Leader: 'Tis said, he loved, in semblance of a bull.

The King of Argos: And his stern consort, did she aught thereon?

Leader: One myriad-eyed she set, the heifer's guard.

The King of Argos: How namest thou this herdsman many-eyed?
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