\paperw3795 \margr0\margl0 \plain \f1 \b Scylla and Charybdis\par
\b0 Two rocks set between the Italian peninsula and Sicily, facing onto the Strait of Messina, famous since anc
ient times for the danger that they represented to navigation and considered the homes of two terrible monsters called by those names. Scylla, who lived on the rock closest to Reggio Calabria, had twelve feet and six long necks bearing the same number of
heads. She had three rows of teeth in each mouth and barked like a dog. Charybdis, on the Sicilian coast, lurked invisibly beneath a fig tree and swallowed the waters of the strait three times a day, regurgitating them subsequently into the sea.\par
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\b \i \cf4 \ATXht410 The Voyage of Ulysses: Scylla and Charybdis\b0 \i0 \cf0 \ATXht0
