Quadringentis paene annis (nam et septem minus) Danaum, et ipsum apud vos vetustissimum, praevenit, mille circiter cladem Priami antecedit, possem etiam dicere quingentis amplius et Homerum, habens quos sequar.
about four hundred years (to be exact, less seven) before Danaus who is your most ancient of men, a rough thousand years ahead of Priams calamity. I might also say fifteen hundred years before Homer, with authority for saying so.
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