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Hector imagines Andromache fetching water at Hypereia as one alternative of her captivity.
“It may be that you will have to ply the loom in Argos at the bidding of a mistress, or to fetch water from the springs Messeis or Hypereia, treated brutally by some cruel task-master”
Hypereia is marked by a fountain.
“The men, moreover, of Ormenius, and by the fountain of Hypereia, with those that held Asterius, and the white crests of Titanus, these were led by Eurypylus, the son of Euaemon, and with them there came forty ships.”
Hector imagines Hypereia as a spring from which enslaved Andromache may be forced to fetch water.
“to fetch water from the springs Messeis or Hypereia, treated brutally by some cruel task-master”
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“Hypereia”
“Hypereia”