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4 weeks ago

Telemachus and the Plow

[Ulysses [Odysseus] yoked an ox and a horse or an ass to the plough and sowed salt. While he was busy fertilizing the fields in this fashion, the Greek envoys arrived, and Palamedes, seeing through the deception, laid the infant son of Ulysses in front of the plough whereupon the father at once checked the plough and betrayed his sanity.]