Read both versions of the passage and choose the one you prefer.
Translator names will be revealed after you vote.
Book 1, Lines 96–97
Athena’s Winged Sandals
A
So ending, underneath her feet she bound
Her faery sandals of ambrosial gold,
Which o’er the waters and the solid ground
Swifter than wind have borne her from of old ;
B
she fastened under her feet those fine shoes, imperishable shoes of gold, which used to carry her over moist and dry to the ends of the earth, quick as the blowing of the breeze;