...commanded JEthra, the Mother of Thtftui, to fend her Son, when arriv'd at Man's Eftate, from Trcczen, the Place where he was born, to Athens with all Secrecy, and to enjoin him to conceal, as much as polllble, his Journey from all Men, becaufc he fear'd extremely the PallantiiU, who did continually...

...commanded jEtbra, the Mother of Tbefeus, to fend her Son, when arriv'd at Man's Eftate, from Trcezen, the Place where he was born, to Athens with all Secrecy, and to enjoin him to conceal, as much as poffible, his Journey from all Men, becaufe he fear'd extremely the Palantidie, who did continually...

...commanded ^Zthra, the Mother of Tbefeus, to fend her Son, when arrived at Man's Eftate, from Trcxzeti, the Place where he was born, to Athens with all Secrecy, and to enjoin him to conceal, as much as poffible, his Journey from all Men, becaufe he fear'd extremely the Pallantidef, who, did continually...

...commanded ^Ethra, the mother of Theseus, to send her son, when arrived at man's estate, from Trcezen, the place where he was born, to Athens, with all secrecy,...journey from all men, because he feared extremely the Pallantida:, who did continually mutiny against him, and despised him for his want of children, they...

...commanded JEihra, the mother of Theseus, to send her son, when arrived at man's estate, from Trcezen, the place where he was born, to Athens, with all secrecy,...continually mutiny against him, and despised him for his v nut of children, they themselves being fifty brothers, all the sons of l';i I Ins. However, aa the...

...commanded Ethra, the mother of Theseus, to send her son, when arrived at man's estate, from Tragen, the place where he was born, to Athens, with all secrecy , and to enjoin him to conceal himself as much as possible, because he was extremely fearful of the Palantidae, who were continually...

...Theseus, to send her son, when arrived at man's estate, from Trcezen, the place where he was bora, to Athens, with all secrecy, and to enjoin him to...journey from all men, because he feared .extremely the Pallantidse, who continually mutinied against him, and despised him for his want of children, they...

...conceal his journey from everyone; for he greatly feared the Pallautidae, who were continually mutinying against him, and despised him for his want of children, they themselves being fifty brothers, all sous of Pallas.* When ^Ethra was delivered of a son, some say that he was immediately named Theseus,...

...his journey from every one ; for he greatlv feared the Pallantidse, who were continually mutinying against him, and despised him for his want of children, they themselves being fifty brothers, all sons of Pallas. When jEthra was delivered of a son, some say that he was immediately named Theseus,...

...his journey from every one ; for he greatly feared the Pallantidas, who were continually mutinying against him, and despised him for his want of children, they themselves being fifty brothers, all sons of Pallas. When yEthra was delivered of a son, some say that he was immediately named Theseus,...