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104 pages - You are on Page 66 Creusa: Her breastplate arm'd with vipers wreathed around. Tutor: A well-known story; often have I heard it. Creusa: Her spoils before her breast Minerva wore. Tutor: The aegis; so they call the vest of Pallas. Creusa: So named, when in the war she join'd the gods. Tutor: But how can this, my child, annoy thy foes? Creusa: Thou canst not but remember Erichthonius. Tutor: Whom first of thy high race the earth brought forth. Creusa: To him while yet an infant Pallas gave- Previous Page / First / Next Page of Ion
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