non flebo in cineres arcem sedisse paternos Cadmi, nec semper proelia clade pari; nec referam Scaeas et Pergama, Apollinis arces, et Danam decimo vere redisse rates, moenia cum Graio Neptunia pressit aratro victor Palladiae ligneus artis equus.
I shall not mourn the collapse of the Cadmean fortress upon the ashes of the defenders fathers and the battle wherein the slaughter was no longer even-sided; nor shall I tell of the Scaean Gates and Pergamum, fortresses of Apollo, and the return of the Danaan ships in the tenth spring, when the victorious wooden horse of Pallas devising levelled with a Greek plough walls built by Neptune.
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