sic neque Peliaden terrebat Chiron Achillem Thessalico permixtus equo nec pinifer Atlans Amphitryoniadem puerum, set blandus uterque mitibus adloquiis teneros mulcebat alumnos.
So Thessalian Chiron did not affright Achilles, Peleus son, though he was quite half a horse, nor pine-bearing Atlas scare Amphitryos youthful son, but both coaxingly used to soothe their young pupils with gentle words.
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