1. They fortified in Troy, their troops keeping watch
And the excess of sorrow and separation weakened the Achaeans

2. Thunder is brought to them from the stance of eternity
Accompanied by the caller to flee challenging

3. And their insides tremble as the waves turbulent
When the sail meets the winds sweeping

4. And from the belly of Ithaca, craftiness and trickery
Together blew in it blowing suddenly

5. So it left them the wave's commotion from above the sea
And it tosses them until it crosses the shores

6. And confusion and turmoil attack its core
Revolving around them, the callers follow one another

7. And it commands the council that they whisper in it
With their names for the prey and it crossed habitually

8. And it delivered the chests of the troops until when they appeared
Sitting and the silence of grief rejoiced spreading

9. On his feet he stood and tears laden
Flowed from his eyes like torrential rain

10. Like the outpour of water split from the heart of a rock
And in the breaths of grief he shouted calling

11. My beloveds Ajax and Teucer, the prey made me lonely
Disaster in the ropes coming

12. And Teucer was by nodding his head
That we in Ilion will crush the aims

13. And we don't return to the family unless with its captives
So what made him in what he threw me

14. I have lost the chiefs of men and he has ordained
To Argos I return humiliated

15. Yes, that is an order the Ordainer wanted
Which undermines the pillars of the open lands

16. So come obey me defeat is profitable
With our return, I see disaster judging

17. And I promise you truly so we won't see
The fortresses of Ilion ruins transient

18. They shouted and the silence lasted above their frowns
So Diomedes, the brave brother, shouted next

19. You have exaggerated Atreides, the first denier
Of your saying, this one, don't get angry at me

20. So this is the right of our council and I have accepted with my determination
You have fooled and you have declared my will weak

21. With this the elders and the old altogether
Testified that you Atreides have tightened the guaranteed provision

22. So you were not given the might of palm and might is first
And you were given the pride of reign and honor second

23. Am I a fool? Did you leave Argos humiliated?
If you wanted a path lower than you here are the ways ready

24. And the one with the ships that you were determined with them from
Mikina you see them with the moorings anchored

25. And the rest of us will not move from our land
Until we see these citadels in the valleys

26. And if all prefer defeat and return
Then I and Sthenelus will suffice the enemies

27. We will fight them until we succeed in destroying it
And a Lord supports me for a war He called me to

28. So for him the Greeks cheered the cheer of an enchanter
And Nestor stood with them making a speech next

29. You have reached the highest, Diomedes, with your might as
With your opinion among the crowds you were sublime

30. What is the blaming of the blamer against you among the Greeks
But the judgment of speech still hidden

31. So you are a young man if your age was measured it wouldn't be
Equal to the youngest of my little children

32. Although you have chosen the elite approach
And you addressed the elite with the truth suffering

33. And I, and it suffices me the old below you proudly
Will gather the edges of the speech with my speech

34. And I won't meet the people until their leader
My brother in glory Atreides comprehends my saying

35. So no law, no shelter, and no family for he who
With his sedition among the people corrupts roaming

36. The beastly night has settled so prepare
Your food and we will make reconciliation

37. And a troop of our youths will keep guard
On a trench we drew near the fence awake

38. The order is yours Atreides, organize them and take
From their old the opinion you take healing

39. So your tent overflowed with drink directed
By the ships of Ithaca in which he came hosting

40. And you have what you wish for the best feast
And a few young men that were endless

41. And at the gathering of the people, you gather their opinion
And you follow what was with purpose fulfilling

42. So how much the Greeks need the opinion and intellect
Their light has become at the ships flowing

43. So this night of ours and watch who saw
We will perish in it or attain the wishes

44. They shouted and a small troop hastened
With their thirst from them seeking the efforts

45. Leading them from the elite of the troops are seven
Thersites, Nestor nicknamed the shepherd

46. And Idomeneus the descendant of Ares
And Meriones, Difyrus likewise Afarius

47. And to stand Furions and each one commissioned
Over a hundred of them, the heights are few

48. So they lined up between a fence and a trench
And fell asleep to prepare the ready food

49. And Atreides met with the old at his tent
For a banquet overflowing with fulfilling food

50. So when with their hands they finished what was in front of them
And all the thirst and hunger was dismissed distant

51. The one among them exceeding in experience and wisdom appeared
Their noble Nestor making a speech starting

52. Atreides master of prey, the first to run
And the last one to run to his saying

53. You have turned away from Xerxes the stick of reign governing
Nations that reached number and attained high status

54. Yours is the opinion, listening, and command you choose
With our views what you wish coming pleased

55. And you execute a saying anyone of us said when
It comes from a heart that stayed with good hastening

56. So my opinion, I don't think you will be given its like
And it's not in this time wandering in my mind

57. I've been repeating it since you robbed from our Achilles
Briseis despite the protests wrongfully

58. Self desire deceived you arrogance so you didn't
Listen to my rule and saying in which I forbid you

59. And you stood and made the speech harsh to a master
Who reached honor until the people of eternity lofty

60. And whatever resentment's distance, we won't find
A way to reconcile it coming pure

61. We will soften speech to him with which we soften him
And we will gift him the finest gifts