quarum una receptat belligeros, dura Gradivi sorte creatos, altera, qui leges posuere atque inclita iura gentibus et primas fundarunt moenibus urbes; tertia ruricolas, Cereris iustissima turba quae venit ad manes et fraudum illaesa veneno.
One of these admits warriors, men born to endure wars hardships; the second opens to those who made laws and famous statutes for their nations, and were the first to found walled cities; the third admits honest countryfolk dear to Ceres, who come down to Hades untouched by the poison of unfair dealings.
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