Arsacidae ut quondam regis non laeta triumphis grandia verba premens ultrix dea Medica belli sistere Cecropidum in terris monumenta paranti obstitit et Graio iam iam figenda tropaeo ultro etiam victis Nemesis stetit Attica Persis.
as in old days when, angered at the vaunting of Arsaces royal son, the avenging goddess, crushing his presumptuous boasts, withstood his purpose to set up in the land of Cecrops sons a memorial of the Median arms, and just when she was to be raised to support a trophy of Greek arms, deliberately took her stand as Attic Nemesis to mark the Persian rout.
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