This fable probably arose from the mythical visit of Ulysses (see p. 64 n.), who, as Claudian ('In Rut.' i. 123) tells, here found the Mouth of Hades.
Procopius, 'De Bello Gothico,' ii. 6.
See my 'Alfred in the Chroniclers,' p. 6.
This fable probably arose from the mythical visit of Ulysses (see p. 64 n.), who, as Claudian ('In Rut.' i. 123) tells, here found the Mouth of Hades.
Procopius, 'De Bello Gothico,' ii. 6.
See my 'Alfred in the Chroniclers,' p. 6.