Hunc quoque, ubi aut morbo gravis aut iam segnior annis deficit, abde domo, nec turpi ignosce senectae, quamvis saepe fuga versos ille egerit hostis et patriam Epirum referat fortisque Mycenas, Neptunique ipsa deducat origine gentem.
Yet even such a steed do you shut up in the stalls when he begins to fail, worn with disease or burdened with years; and pity not his inglorious old age, though oft he has driven the foe in flight and claims Epirus or valiant Mycenae for his birthplace, and traces his line to Neptune himself for founder.
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