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Justin and Augustine may look upon the garden of the Hesperides or the garden of ���������Դ�ü�� as a reminiscence of Paradise; Strabo may assign them an exact position on the coast of Libya; and both may be right.

There Nausicaa finds him and brings him to her father ���������Դ�ü��, by whom he is hospitably entertained, and at last sent back to Ithaca, his home.

In the halls of ���������Դ�ü�� the wanderer tells what happened to him before he reached the cave of Calypso, and in this narrative we follow him to the island of the Lotus-eaters, to the island of the Cyclops, thence to the house of Circe, and from there to the very borders of hell itself.

Our Ulysses finds himself in the gardens of Alcinous: our truant is fairly caught.