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Station 5: Cattle of The Sun God

Station 5: Cattle of The Sun God. Gamaniel Dazulma Period7 November 4, 2013 ELA/ Ms.Hudgins. Cattle of The Sun God.

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Station 5: Cattle of The Sun God

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  1. Station 5: Cattle of The Sun God GamanielDazulma Period7 November 4, 2013 ELA/Ms.Hudgins

  2. Cattle of The Sun God To this my fighters nodded. Yes. But now    we had a month of onshore gales, blowing          day in, day out—south winds, or south by east.          As long as bread and good red wine remained          to keep the men up, and appease their craving,          they would not touch the cattle.

  3. Cattle of The Sun God ‘Old shipmates,          our stores are in the ship’s hold, food and drink;   the cattle here are not for our provision,          or we pay dearly for it.

  4. Cattle of The Sun God All deaths are hateful to us, mortal wretches,          but famine is the most pitiful, the worst          end that a man can come to.

  5. Cattle of The Sun God These offerings,   with strips of meat, were laid upon the fire.          Then, as they had no wine, they made libation°         with clear spring water, broiling the entrails° first;          and when the bones were burnt and tripes° shared,          they spitted the carved meat.

  6. Cattle of The Sun God When Odysseus and his men set sail again, they are punished with death—a thunderbolt from Zeus destroys their boat, and all the men drown. Only Odysseus survives. 

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