
Liv Reads Ovid: The Metamorphoses Book VIII
Let's Talk About Myths, Baby! | Greek Mythology & the Ancient Mediterranean
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The Flood of Athens and Hercules
latona's daughter glutted with the woes inflicted on parthion's house now gave two of the weeping sisters widespread wings but gorge. Hercules was winding towards tritonean Athens towers but achaloos swollen with great reigns opposed his journey and delayed his steps oh famous son of Athens come to me beneath my roof and leave my rapid floods for they are want to bear enormous beams and hurl up heavy stones to bar the way mighty with roaring down the steep ravines. i have seen the sheep folds on my banks swept down the flood together with the sheep and in the current neither strength availed the ox for safety nor swift speed the horse. How many bodies of unwary men
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