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Pandarus’s bow is made from sixteen-palm ibex horns, smoothed by a horn-worker and fitted with golden tips.
“This bow was made from the horns of a wild ibex which he had killed as it was bounding from a rock; he had stalked it, and it had fallen as the arrow struck it to the heart. Its horns were sixteen palms long, and a worker in horn had made them into a bow, smoothing them well down, and giving them tips of gold”
Pandarus condemns his bow after it wounds two chiefs without killing and vows to burn it if he reaches home.
“I did ill to take my bow down from its peg on the day I led my band of Trojans to Ilius in Hector’s service, and if ever I get home again to set eyes on my native place, my wife, and the greatness of my house, may some one cut my head off then and there if I do not break the bow and set it on a hot fire—such pranks as it plays me.”
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“This bow was made from the horns of a wild ibex which he had killed as it was bounding from a rock”
“When Pandarus had strung his bow”