Imbrasidæ, Glaucus and Lades, trained in Lycia by
Imbrasus their sire, and by him harnessed alike, warriors
who could stand and fight or outride the winds. In another
part of the field Eumedes is riding through the fray, the
gallant son of ancient Dolon, with the name of his grandsire, 30
the heart and hand of his sire, who of old, offering
to spy out the Danaan camp, dared to ask Achilles’
chariot as his guerdon; far other guerdon was it with
which Diomed requited his daring, and his hopes are set on
Achilles’ steeds no longer. Marking him at distance along 35