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Garland of Meleager - Greek AnthologyGarland of Meleager - Greek AnthologyGreek Anthology Book I Chapter II Part IFrom J. W. Mackail To the Lord of Sea and Land, MacedoniusV TO THE LORD OF SEA AND LAND MACEDONIUS This ship to thee, O king of sea and sovereign of land, I Crantas dedicate, this ship wet no longer, a feather tossed by the wandering winds, whereon many a time I deemed in my terror that I drove to death; now renouncing all, fear and hope, sea and storms, I have planted my foot securely upon earth. The Greek Anthology
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