tunc ensem notumque ferens insigne Thoantis accipe ait, bellis mediaeque ut pulvere pugnae sim comes, Aetnaei genitor quae flammea gessit dona dei, nunc digna tuis adiungier armis.
Next she bears the sword of Thoas, with its renowned emblem: Take it, she said, that I may be by thy side in wartime and in the dust where the battle is thickest, the flaming gift of Aetnas god that my father bore; worthy to be worn now along with thine own arms.
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