Book 4 - Menelaus and Helen

• "Unyoke their horses at once" (Menelaus)
• "No mortal can compete with Zeus" (Menelaus)
• "I do not mourn for that whole company... so much as for one man" (Menelaus)
• "Menelaus recognised him and deliberated for a while within himself whether to wait for the young man to mention his father or to put searching questions to him straight away"
• "Helen sat down on the chair"
• "I feel I must speak" (Helen)
• "Shameless creature that I was" (Helen)
• "She slipped a drug that had the power of robbing grief"
• "Disguised as a begar... I was the only one who penetrated his disguise... he was clever enough to evade me" (Helen)