Balius

And the horses he bade AutomedonAuAu yoke speedily, even him that he honoured most after Achilles, breaker of the ranks of men, and that in his eyes was faithful above all to abide his call in battle. At his bidding then AutomedonAuAu led beneath the yoke the fleet horses, XanthusXaXa and BaliusBaBa, that flew swift as the winds, horsesthat the Harpy PodargePoPo conceived to the West Wind, as she grazed on the meadow beside the stream of Oceanus. And in the side-traces he set the goodly PedasusPePe that on a time Achilles had brought away, when he took the city of Eetion; and he, being but mortal, kept pace with immortal steeds.

And the horses he bade AutomedonAuAu yoke speedily, even him that he honoured most after Achilles, breaker of the ranks of men, and that in his eyes was faithful above all to abide his call in battle. At his bidding then AutomedonAuAu led beneath the yoke the fleet horses, XanthusXaXa and BaliusBaBa, that flew swift as the winds, horsesthat the Harpy PodargePoPo conceived to the West Wind, as she grazed on the meadow beside the stream of Oceanus. And in the side-traces he set the goodly PedasusPePe that on a time Achilles had brought away, when he took the city of Eetion; and he, being but mortal, kept pace with immortal steeds.

And the horses he bade AutomedonAuAu yoke speedily, even him that he honoured most after Achilles, breaker of the ranks of men, and that in his eyes was faithful above all to abide his call in battle. At his bidding then AutomedonAuAu led beneath the yoke the fleet horses, XanthusXaXa and BaliusBaBa, that flew swift as the winds, horsesthat the Harpy PodargePoPo conceived to the West Wind, as she grazed on the meadow beside the stream of Oceanus. And in the side-traces he set the goodly PedasusPePe that on a time Achilles had brought away, when he took the city of Eetion; and he, being but mortal, kept pace with immortal steeds.

that the Harpy PodargePoPo conceived to the West Wind, as she grazed on the meadow beside the stream of Oceanus. And in the side-traces he set the goodly PedasusPePe that on a time Achilles had brought away, when he took the city of Eetion; and he, being but mortal, kept pace with immortal steeds.

XanthusXaXa and BaliusBaBa, ye far-famed children of PodargePoPo, in some other wise bethink you to bring your charioteer back safe to the host of the Danaans, when we have had our fill of war, and leave ye not him there dead, as ye did Patroclus. Then from beneath the yoke spake to him the horse XanthusXaXa, of the swift-glancing feet;