| Antinous might lift his brow, and tell us why he is forever sad. |
| Odysseus essentially says that while Antinous may look like a king, he is far from a king since he is not generous. |
| Antinous refers to it and proposes to defer the contest on that account. |
| I have long had them, and I now would fain repay my Antinous for all these treasures. |
| No one was to accompany him but Antinous, Mastor, and a few huntsmen and some dogs. |
| But Antinous remained, gazing, like his master, at the stars. |
