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🗓️ 12 February 2021
⏱️ 29 minutes
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Liv reads Book XXII of Homer’s Odyssey, translated into prose by Samuel Butler. It's murderin' time. Odysseus, Telemachus, Eumaeus, and the death of all the suitors.
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0:00.0 | 优优独播剧场——YoYo Television Series Exclusive |
0:30.0 | Hello this is let's talk about myths baby |
0:36.0 | and I am your host live here with book 22 of the Odyssey things are about to get violent |
0:46.0 | now this episode jumps right back into where we were so a quick recap |
0:51.0 | Odysius is prepping those suitors to be I mean who knows what I wonder what he's going to do to them |
0:57.0 | you'll see |
1:24.0 | this is Homer's Odyssey translated by Samuel Butler book 22 |
1:32.0 | then Odysseus tore off his rags and sprang onto the broad pavement with his bow and his quiver full of arrows |
1:40.0 | he shed the arrows onto the ground at his feet and said the mighty contest is at an end |
1:46.0 | I will now see whether Apollo will vouch safe it to me to hit another mark which no man has yet hit |
1:53.0 | On this he aimed a deadly arrow at Antonyus who was about to take up a two-handled gold cup to drink his wine |
2:00.0 | and already had it in his hands he had no thought of death who amongst all the revelers would think that one man, however brave, |
2:07.0 | would stand alone among so many and kill him |
2:10.0 | the arrow struck Antonyus in the throat and the point went clean through his neck |
2:16.0 | so he fell over and the cup dropped from his hand while a thick stream of blood gushed from his nostrils |
2:24.0 | he kicked the table from him and upset the things on it so that the bread and roasted meats were all soiled as they fell over onto the ground |
2:32.0 | the suitors were in an uproar when they saw that a man had been hit |
2:36.0 | they sprang in dismay one and all of them from their seats and looked everywhere towards the walls |
2:42.0 | but there was neither shield nor spear and they rebuked Odysseus very angrily |
2:48.0 | Stranger said they, you shall pay for shooting people in this way, you shall see no other contest you are a doomed man |
2:56.0 | he whom you have slain was the foremost youth in Ithaca and the vultures shall devour you for having killed him |
3:04.0 | thus they spoke for they thought he had killed Antonyus by mistake and did not perceive that death was hanging over the head of every one of them |
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