Transcription: During the days that followed, marching along the wild road to Athens, Theseus mused on his adventures among the brigands. Much of the time, he devoted to reliving the high points of battle, the tricky hole in which he had finally pinned Circeon, king of Leucis, who challenged all he met to a wrestling match and killed those he vanquished. The way Phea, the marauding pig, had slipped from his grasp time after time. The sheer strength it took to overcome Sirum, the thief who threw his victims from promontories into the sea. Occasionally, though, he was led to quieter thoughts about the nature o ...
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