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"After them the attackers wheeled, as terrible as falcons from eyries in the mountains veering over and diving down with talons wide unsheathed on flights of birds, who cower down the sky in chutes and bursts along the valley....So these now fell upon the suitors in that hall, turning, turning to strike and strike again, while torn men moaned at death...."
What is Odysseus and his men are compared to falcons sweeping down from their high nests to attack prey?