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many a bitter tear gathered his white bones； wrapped them in soft
robes of purple； and laid them in a golden urn； which they placed
in a grave and covered over with large stones set close together。
Then they built a barrow hurriedly over it keeping guard on every
side lest the Achaeans should attack them before they had
finished。 When they had heaped up the barrow they went back again
into the city； and being well assembled they held high feast in
the house of Priam their king。
Thus； then； did they celebrate the funeral of Hector tamer of
horses。
End of The Project Gutenberg Etext of The Iliad of Homer；
translated by Samuel Butler