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Who says the following and why? "we know all the pains that the greeks and trojans once endured on the spreading plain of troy when the gods willed it so— all that comes to pass on the fertile earth, we know it all! " *
a. the sirens are trying to lure odysseus to their island.
b. the crewmen are rejecting circe's advice.
c. the crewmen are trying to convince odysseus that they do not need to consult a seer.
d. odysseus is telling the sirens he does not want to hear their song.

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