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1      I, 6 |        beginning:~Surely would Priam exult.~This principle usually
2      I, 6 |       lines beginning:~And for Priam (and Troy-town’s folk) should~
3    III, 14| noticed, like Alexander son of Priam." Here the orator gives
4    III, 15|     Teucer is closely bound to Priam, since his mother Hesione
5    III, 15|   since his mother Hesione was Priam’s sister. Teucer replies
6    III, 15|    that Telamon his father was Priam’s enemy, and that he himself
7    III, 15|        not betray the spies to Priam. Another method, suitable