Can you Cite the passage in the odyssey where eurylaus taunted odysseus?
The passage Bk VIII:152-198 is where Odysseus enters the Games after being taunted by Euryalus. He says ‘Indeed, stranger, you look like a man unused to manly sports, more like the captain of a merchant crew, trading to and fro in a sailing ship, careful for his cargo, keeping a greedy eye on freight and profit. You are no athlete.’
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