nam quis equo pulsas abiegno nosceret arces, fluminaque Haemonio comminus isse viro, Idaeum Simoenta Iovis cum prole Scamandro, Hectora per campos ter maculasse rotas? Deiphobumque Helenumque et Pulydamantis in armis qualemcumque Parim vix sua nosset humus.
Else who would know the fortress battered by the firwood horse, the rivers that fought in combat with Thessalys hero, Simois of Ida together with Joves offspring Scamander, and the chariot that thrice befouled Hectors body on the plain? And Deiphobus and Helenus and Paris in Polydamas armour, sorry figure though he cut, their own country would scarcely know about.
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