Transcription: So saying, the man in the trees breathed his last. Vexed by his insults, but unable to harbor resentment toward a man who was even now crossing sticks, Theseus made a pyre and burned the man's corpse there in the woods. For it is not fit that any man, however foul-mouthed, should lie prey to carrion, birds, and dogs, unremembered and dishonored. Thought Theseus, and he commended the dead man to the care of Hades. you
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