dites pecorum comitantur Erythrae, qui Scolon densamque iugis Eteonon iniquis, qui breve litus Hyles Atalantaeamque superbi Schoenon habent notique colunt vestigia campi; fraxineas Macetum vibrant de more sarisas saevaque difficiles excludere vulnera peltas.
Erythrae, rich in flocks, bears company, and they that inhabit Scolos and Eteonos, thick with rugged ridges, and the brief shore of Hyle and the proud dwellers in Atalantas Schoenos who cultivate the traces of her famous field;  they brandish ashen pikes after the Macedonian fashion and bucklers scarce able to keep out cruel wounds.
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