Chapter 177 Chapter Twenty Eight

How Paganogue tells a tragic story of a hero's death "Abby Tails, the father of the rhetorician Emilion, once sailed from Greece to Italy, carrying all kinds of goods and guests. In the evening, the ship sailed between Morea and Tunisia. The Aeginades Islands, the wind suddenly died down, and the ship was going near Bagussos. It couldn't go any further, some of the guests were sleeping, some were awake, and some were drinking or eating. At this moment, someone on Baxos Island suddenly heard someone calling Tamm loudly. Everyone was terrified. Tamm was the name of the pilot on board, an Egyptian, and his name was known to all but a few guests. There were not many people. The shouting rang out again for the second time, and it was very scary. No one dared to answer, and everyone was silent, extremely nervous. At this time, the shouting was repeated for the third time, and the voice was even more terrifying than before. Tamm had to answer: 'I'm here, what are you calling me for? What are you calling me for?' only to hear the voice, louder than before, telling him in a commanding tone, tell him to come to Barrods ④ and let everyone know. It is said that Pan Enzun is dead.

"Abbey Tails said that the common sailors and passengers were all very surprised and panicked after hearing this. Everyone discussed how to do it, whether it should be silent, or publicize what they heard. Tam said his It means that if there is wind, you will take a detour and don't mention it; , according to the order he had received, announced that the god Pan Enzun was dead. Before he could stop speaking, he heard a howling and whimpering sound from the shore, not one, but many. "The news (there were quite a few people present at the time) soon spread to Rome. The Roman Emperor Tiberius Caesar immediately sent someone to tell Tamm to go to Beijing. After listening to him personally, he believed it. So he went to the court. And a large number of learned people in Rome at that time asked Paine's origin, and it was reported that Paine was the son of Marguri and Benelope.

"The same was said by Herodotus in ancient times and by Cicero in the third book of the Divinity. But I still think that he is the great savior of believers, who is accepted by those justices, doctors, and priests. and the envy and slander of the priests of the law of Moses, who were murdered in the Jewish state. I see nothing wrong with this interpretation, since in Greek he was probably called Paine, which in our terms means 'everything' , everything we have, all purpose of life, everything we have, everything we hope for is from him, from him, from him, and from him. He is the good Paine, the good shepherd③ , just as the passionate shepherd Corredon said, he not only loves his sheep, but also cares about his shepherds. Therefore, after his death, it will cause heaven and earth, sea and hell, the mourning of all people, and the common sorrow of the world. I This explanation also fits well in terms of time, because our only savior, the greatest ① Emilian: Mr. Plutarch.

② The story is quoted from Plutarch's "The Rest of the Oracle". ③ Bagussos: the name of the offshore island of Epirus in ancient Greece, south of Colfer. ④ Barrodes: The name of the port of Epirus. ① See Section 145 of Volume II of Herodotus' History. ② Chapter 22 of the book. ③ For the appellation of "Good Shepherd", see "New Testament? John's Gospel", Chapter 10, Section 11. ④ See the thirty-third line of the second poem of Virgil's "Pastoral". The kindest Paine died in Jerusalem during the reign of Tiberius Caesar in Rome⑤. "

After finishing his speech, Paguguai kept his mouth shut and thought deeply.It didn't take long to see teardrops the size of ostrich eggs pouring down from his eyes.If I tell a lie, let God kill me immediately. ⑤ In 1906, the French philosopher Solomon Lenaq had a new explanation for this story. He said that "Tam" is Adonis in Syriac, and the commemoration of his death is held at night every year. Some people shouted "Tam!" three times and said in Greek that "the greatest (Panmegas) has died." Based on false rumors, the later legends were formed.