huic armat Larisa viros, huic celsa Prosymna, aptior armentis Midea pecorosaque Phlius, quaeque pavet longa spumantem valle Charadron Neris, et ingenti turritae mole Cleonae et Lacedaemonium Thyrea lectura cruorem.
For him Larisa arms her menfolk and lofty Prosymna and Midea more fit for herds and sheep-wealthy Phlius and Neris fearing Charadros as he foams down his long valley and Cleonae of the massy tower and Thyrea fated one day to harvest Spartan blood.
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