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2. (1909) The myths of Greece and Rome

Gæa finally induced him to lay violent hands upon his sire, and, after releasing him from his bonds, gave him a scythe, and bade him be of good cheer and return victorious. […] Apollo addressed him graciously, called him his son, and bade him speak without fear. […] Pouncing upon him, Mars awakened him roughly, administered a sharp reproof, changed him into a cock, banished him into the barnyard, and condemned him to give daily warning of the sun’s approach. […] With a rude shake, the sun god roused him from his slumbers, and bade him restore the stolen cattle. […] In this condition, Bacchus led him passive to Olympus, made him release the Queen of Heaven, and urged him to embrace his father and crave forgiveness.

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