Sed ut alienigena scrutemur, cum obscurato repente sole inusitatis perfusae tenebris Athenae sollicitudine angerentur, interitum sibi caelesti denuntiatione portendi credentes, Pericles processit in medium, et quae a praeceptore suo Anaxagora pertinentia ad solis et lunae cursum acceperat disseruit, nec ulterius trepidare cives suos vano metu passus est.
But to scrutinize alien-born examples, when Athens was in dire anxiety, enveloped in unaccustomed darkness because of a sudden eclipse of the sun, believing that her destruction was portended by the celestial warning, Pericles came forward and discoursed on what he had learned from his teacher Anaxagoras pertaining to the courses of the sun and moon. Nor did he let his countrymen tremble any longer in their baseless fear.
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