Non tulit haec animis, quin longa silentia Pallas rumperet inridens strepitumque minasque Gradivi non tibi Aloidae, quibus haec fera murmura iactes, non Lapithae, sed Pallas ait; neque ego aegide digna, nec vocer ulterius proles Iovis, excidat iste ni tibi corde tumor: lituos miser armaque faxo oderis et primis adimam tua nomina bellis.
Pallas proud spirit brooked not this, but she broke her long silence laughing to scorn the noisy threats of Mars: No Aloids or Lapiths hast thou here, she answered, to assail with these savage cries, but Pallas; nor were I worthy of the aegis, nor should I any more be called the child of Jove, if thy spirit give not over its proud boasting. Wretch, I shall make thee loathe thy arms and trumpets, and in the first combat rob thee of thy fame.
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