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Prometheus Desmotes 354
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Prometheus, having lamented the burden of his brother Atlas, speaks of earthborn Typhos and his punishment by Zeus. The text and apparatus of lines 351 to 357 are given in Sir Denys Page's edition thus:
Title: Prometheus Desmotes 354
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Prometheus, having lamented the burden of his brother Atlas, speaks of earthborn Typhos and his punishment by Zeus.
The text and apparatus of lines 351 to 357 are given in Sir Denys Page's edition thus:.
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