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Penelope brings Odysseus' bow to her wooers | od407flax: "But when she had had her fill of tearful wailing, she went her way to the hall, to the company of the lordly wooers, bearing in her hands the back-bent bow and the quiver that held the arrows, and many arrows were in it, fraught with groanings. And by her side her maidens bore a chest, wherein lay abundance of iron and bronze, the battle-gear of her lord." (Hom.Od.21.57). John Flaxman (1755 – 1826).

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