Transcription: While Ariadne stood on deck thinking over her uncertainties, Theseus lay asleep in his cabin, resting from the fight in the labyrinth. As he slept, Athena, goddess of wisdom, appeared to him. Only beggars take up stray dogs, Prince of Athens, she said. Oh, grey-eyed goddess, Zeus-born, said Theseus, I am flattered that you should appear before me. I must confess, though, that I do not understand what you have just said. Dogs? Beggars?
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