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The ego d'eleeinoteros per, and the apusato aecha\n geronta, are not exactly like the tone of the earlier parts of the\n Iliad. They are almost too fine and pathetic. The whole passage\n defies translation, for there is that about the Greek which has no\n name, but which is of so fine and ethereal a subtlety that it can\n only be felt in the original, and is lost in an attempt to transfuse\n it into another language.\"--Coleridge, p. 195.\n\n 296 \"Achilles' ferocious treatment of the corpse of Hector cannot but\n offend as referred to the modern standard of humanity. The heroic\n age, however, must be judged by its own moral laws. Retributive\n vengeance on the dead, as well as the living, was a duty inculcated\n by the religion of those barbarous times which not only taught that\n evil inflicted on the author of evil was a solace to the injured\n man; but made the welfare of the soul after death dependent on the\n fate of the body from which it had separated. 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