tunc sedet Inachias urbes Danaiaque arva et caligantes abrupto sole Mycenas ferre iter impavidum, seu praevia ducit Erinys, seu fors illa viae, sive hac immota vocabat Atropos.
Then he decides to take his way boldly to the cities of Inachus and Danas fields and Mycenae darkened with sun cut short.  Does a guiding Fury lead him on, or is it the chance of the road, or was inexorable Atropos summoning him that way?
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