"Telegon" meaning in Middle French

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          "text": "Car Homere raconte qu’apres la deſtruction de Troye, Vlyſſe penſant retourner en ſon païs fut tellement agité des tempeſtes qu’il vint ſurgir en Italie, là ou il fut receu par une enchantereſſe nommee Circe, auec laquelle il coucha & l’engroſſit d’vn enfant, qui depuis fut nommé Telegon. Ceſt enfant, comme dict Oppian, eut enuie d’aller veoir ſon pere Vlyſſe, qui eſtoit retourné en ſon païs, & au partir ſa mere luy donna vn baſton, au bout duquel eſtoit emmanché vn poinçon de Paſtenaque. Luy eſtant donques arriué en Grece, il aduint de fortune qu’il ſ’adreſſa ſans y penser à prendre quelques ouailles qui appartenoyẽt à ſon pere, lequel venant au ſecours de ſes troupeaux fut ſouſtenu par Telegon, lequel ne le congnoiſſant pour tel, le bleſſa auec ſon baſton, dont il mourut.",
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