Famous quote by Homer

"Without a sign, his sword the brave man draws, and asks no omen, but his country's cause"

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This quote by Homer talks to the nerve and strength of a brave man. He does not need any indications or prophecies to direct him, as he is driven by his own inner voice and commitment to his nation. He is willing to use up arms and defend what he believes in, without hesitation or worry. He is a sign of patriotism and selflessness, and his nerve is a motivation to others. He is a leader, and his actions are a testimony to his dedication to his nation and its cause. He is a hero, and his bravery is a suggestion of the power of conviction and commitment. He is a suggestion that we can all be brave and fight for what our company believe in, no matter the chances. He is a pointer that we can all be heroes, and that we can all make a difference.

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Homer This quote is from Homer between 750 BC and 700 BC. He was a famous Poet from Greece. The author also have 26 other quotes.
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