Polyphemus autem exclamat: "Stulte!

Polyphemus autem exclamat: "Stulte! Quid vos, tu
tuique cari, mihi dabitis?" Sine morā paucos viros capit editque! Tum rogat, "Quid
tibi nomen est?" Ulixes respondet, "Nemo." Dum somnus Polyphemum superat,
Graeci insidias faciunt. Tignum in flammā acuunt et in oculum istius mittunt. O
miser Polypheme! Tibi non bene est. Alii Cyclopes veniunt, sed verum periculum
non sentiunt: "Nemo me necat!" Polyphemus vocat. "Bene!" ii dicunt. "Vale!" 10
Graeci igitur ex cavernā fugere possunt. Caecus Cyclops haec verba audit: "Vale!
Ego non Nemo, sed Ulixes sum!

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Polyphemus, however, and he called out: "You fool! What you should do, you
and your affection, you will give me? " Without delay a few men and eats them! Then he asks, "What
is your name? " Ulysses answered, "No one." While sleep overcomes Polyphemus, the
snares of the Greeks do. Into the eye of this, and they are in the sparks that excite and keep Tignum. Oh
wretched Polyphemus! You can not do that. The other Cyclopes come, but the truth of the risk
do not feel: "No one provokes me to death!" Polyphemus calls. "Well!" they say. "Goodbye!" 10
Greeks from the cave to escape. The blind Cyclops hears the words: "Farewell!
I do not No one, but I am Ulysses!