THE MULE-C

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temple of either Pallas, Zeus, or the tutelary nymph Kamarina, all of whom are invoked. The city is called 'new-peopled' ([Greek: neoikos]) because it ha

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ntiring car. He to make great thy city, Kamarina, with its fostered folk, hath honoured six twin altars in great feasts of the gods w

n[3] of his fame, and hath glorified by the herald

nd the river Oanis, and the lake of his native land, and the sacred channels wherethrough doth Hipparis give water to the people,

omplishment hidden in perilous chance: yet if men have good hap

est the broad river of Alpheos and Ida's holy cave, suppliant to thee I come, making my cr

hee to the end a serene old age, and may thy sons, O Psaumis, be at thy side. If a man cherish his wealth t

te 1: K

robably with horses

s Olympian crow

e new city was built with wood brought

r the protectorate of Athens, Poseidon brought the first