[Ccvssh-users] the Phrygian ci

[Pernell P. <uri...@me...>]

Ance for my flight, and wash away this crime in their wretched death. By
the heavenly powers I beseech thee, the deities to whom truth is known,
by all the faith yet unsullied that is anywhere left among mortals; pity
woes so great; pity an undeserving sufferer." 'At these his tears we
grant him life, and accord our pity. Priam himself at once commands his
shackles and strait bonds to be undone, and thus speaks with kindly
words: "Whoso thou art, now and henceforth dismiss and forget the
Greeks: thou shalt be ours. And unfold the truth to this my question:
wherefore have they reared this vast size of horse? who is their
counsellor? or what their aim? what propitiation, or what engine of war
is this?" He ended; the other, stored with the treacherous craft of
Pelasgia, lifts to heaven his freed hands. "You, everlasting fires," he
cries, "and your inviolable sanctity be my witness; you, O altars and
accursed swo