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Ulysses’s companions devour the cattle of the sun-god Helios
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1606-1669
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1504-1570
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p. 258, under no. 27
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Inscription: Recto: lower centre of composition, brown ink, ‘AvD’ in monogram: TvT / 27 / AvD; lower margin, brown ink: Tandis qu’Ulÿsse dormoit, ses compagnons pressez par la fin túent les bœufs du Soleil, et pour punition / de cette offence, ils sont toús naufragés, luÿ seul reservé. cela verifie assez, qu’il n’y a point de consideration / assez forte contre la necessité; ce qui n’empesche pas toutes fois [que ceux à] qui elle faict violer les choses sacrées n’en reçoivent / le chastiment. [While Ulysses sleeps, his companions, driven by hunger, slaughter the cattle of the Sun-god, and as punishment for this offence they are shipwrecked, he alone saved. That proves well enough that there is no consideration strong enough against necessity; which all the same does not prevent those who violate sacred things from receiving punishment.]
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