·Direct
The fifth chariot prize was a two-handled urn still unsoiled by smoke.
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“the fifth a two-handled urn as yet unsoiled by smoke.”
Item · Individual
Nestor’s memorial urn
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- Canonical name
- Nestor’s memorial urn
- Disambiguator
- None
- Kind
- Item
- Scope
- Individual
- Editorial note
- Unawarded fifth prize explicitly given as an heirloom and funeral memorial.
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Claims
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·Direct
Achilles gave the unawarded urn to Nestor as Patroclus's funeral memorial.
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“the fifth prize, the two-handled urn, being unawarded, Achilles gave it to Nestor, going up to him among the assembled Argives and saying, ‘Take this, my good old friend, as an heirloom and memorial of the funeral of Patroclus”
·Direct
Nestor gladly accepted the urn and rejoiced that Achilles remembered his goodwill and respect.
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“gladly do I accept this urn, and my heart rejoices that you do not forget me but are ever mindful of my goodwill towards you, and of the respect due to me from the Achaeans. For all which may the grace of heaven be vouchsafed you in great abundance.’”
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·Direct
“Achilles gave it to Nestor, going up to him among the assembled Argives and saying, ‘Take this, my good old friend, as an heirloom and memorial of the funeral of Patroclus”
·Direct
“gladly do I accept this urn”