Hic Ithacus paulum repetito longius orsu: Fertur in Hectorea, si talia credimus, Ida electus formae certamina solvere pastor sollicitas tenuisse deas, nec torva Minervae ora nec aetherii sociam rectoris amico.
Then spoke the Ithacan, taking from way back the story: Tis said that in Hectors Ida, if we believe such things, a shepherd was chosen to settle a beauty contest. He kept the goddessess in suspense, nor looked he kindly on Minervas stern visage nor on the consort of the heavenly
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