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tales of troy-第18部分

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arms were round his neck; and they both wept。  That night Menelaus
fought no more; but they tended the wound of Ulysses; for the sword
of Deiphobus had bitten through his helmet。

When dawn came Troy lay in ashes; and the women were being driven
with spear shafts to the ships; and the men were left unburied; a
prey to dogs and all manner of birds。  Thus the grey city fell;
that had lorded it for many centuries。  All the gold and silver and
rich embroideries; and ivory and amber; the horses and chariots;
were divided among the army; all but a treasure of silver and gold;
hidden in a chest within a hollow of the wall; and this treasure
was found; not very many years ago; by men digging deep on the hill
where Troy once stood。  The women; too; were given to the princes;
and Neoptolemus took Andromache to his home in Argos; to draw water
from the well and to be the slave of a master; and Agamemnon
carried beautiful Cassandra; the daughter of Priam; to his palace
in Mycenae; where they were both slain in one night。  Only Helen
was led with honour to the ship of Menelaus。

The story of all that happened to Ulysses on his way home from Troy
is told in another book; 〃Tales of the Greek Seas。〃





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