...merely mythological person, " we are driven," he continues, "to conjecture to discover the true canse ; yet not so as to be wholly without traces to direct us." He then refers to the legend which, numbering Hercules among the Argonants, supposes him, on the voyage,...

...traditional occasion of the Trojan war, we are driven to conjecture in order to explain the real connection of the events ; yet not so as to be wholly without...rendered a service to the Trojan king, Laomedon, who afterwards defrauded him of his recompence. The main fact however that Troy was taken and sacked by...

...the events ; yet not so ^rrt0^aeutlc as to be wholly without traces to direct us. We have expedition. already observed that the Argonautic expedition was...rendered a service to the Trojan king, Laomedon, who afterwards defrauded him of his recompence. The main fact however that Troy was taken and sacked by...

...traditional occasion of the Trojan war, we are driven to conjecture in order to explain the real connection of the events ; yet not so as to be wholly without...rendered a service to the Trojan king, Laomedon, who afterwards defrauded him of his recompense. The main fact, however, that Troy was taken and sacked...

...traditional occasion of the Trojan war, we are driven to conjecture in order to explain the real connection of the events ; yet not so as to be wholly without...traces to direct us. We have already observed that the Arponautic expedition was sometimes represented as connected with the first conflict between Greece...

...the traditional occasion of war, we are driven to conjecture in order to explain the real connection of the events ; yet not so as to be wholly without traces to direct as. We have already observed that the Arponautic expedition was sometimes represented as connected...

...reject the traditional occasion of the war, we are bound to show its connection with preceding events. We have already observed that the Argonautic expedition was sometimes represented as having given rise to the conflict between Greece and Troy ; for, according to some legends, Heracles,...

...reject the traditional occasion of the war, we are bound to show its connection with preceding events. We have already observed that the Argonautic expedition was sometimes represented as having given rise to the conflict between Greece and Troy ; for, according to some legends, Heracles,...

...us. We have already observed that the Argonautic expedition was sometimes represented as connecteed with the first conflict between Greece and Troy. This...rendered a service to the Trojan king, Laomedon, who afterwards defrauded him of his recompense. The main fact, however, that Troy was taken and sacked...

...traditional occasion of the Trojan war, we are driven to conjecture in order to explain the real connection of the events: yet not so as to be wholly without...Argonautic expedition was sometimes represented as connecteed with the first conflict between Greece and Troy. This was according to the legend which...