what was the condition of the cyclop when he drank the. greek wine
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when the Cyclop lay insensible in the cave due to the wine he drank, Ulysses and his men heated the sharp end of the stake in the fire and then bored it into the eye of the drunken cannibal and made him blind.
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The cyclops replied nothing, but gripping two of the nearest of Ulysses' followers as if they had been no more than children, he dashed their brains out against the earth, and tore in pieces their limbs, and devoured them, yet warm and trembling, making a lion's meal of them lapping the blood
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