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The cup is in its chest inside Achilles’s tent.
“Then Achilles went inside his tent and opened the lid of the strong chest which silver-footed Thetis had given him to take on board ship, and which she had filled with shirts, cloaks to keep out the cold, and good thick rugs. In this chest he had a cup of rare workmanship”
Achilles returns the cup to its chest inside his tent.
“Achilles went inside his tent and put back the cup into his chest”
Nestor’s cup has gold bosses, four handles with paired feeding gold doves, and two feet; full, it is hard for others but easy for Nestor to lift.
“a cup of rare workmanship which the old man had brought with him from home, studded with bosses of gold; it had four handles, on each of which there were two golden doves feeding, and it had two feet to stand on. Any one else would hardly have been able to lift it from the table when it was full, but Nestor could do so quite easily”
Achilles’ cup is of rare workmanship, reserved for his own drinking and offerings to Jove alone.
“a cup of rare workmanship, from which no man but himself might drink, nor would he make offering from it to any other god save only to father Jove.”
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“a cup of rare workmanship which the old man had brought with him from home”
“cup of rare workmanship”
“put back the cup into his chest”