There is nothing more shameless than the accursed belly; it ...

There is nothing more shameless than the accursed belly; it thrusts itself upon a man's mind in spite of his afflictions.

The Odyssey bk. 7, l. 219

There is nothing more shameless than the accursed belly; it thrusts itself upon a man's mind in spite of his afflictions.

There is nothing more shameless than the accursed belly; it thrusts itself upon a man's mind in spite of his afflictions.

There is nothing more shameless than the accursed belly; it thrusts itself upon a man's mind in spite of his afflictions.

There is nothing more shameless than the accursed belly; it thrusts itself upon a man's mind in spite of his afflictions.