hic pater ipse loci positis Tirynthius armis insudat validaque solum deforme bipenni, cum grave nocturna caelum subtexitur umbra, ipse fodit, ditesque Caprae viridesque resultant Taurubulae et terris ingens redit aequoris echo.
Here the father of the place himself, the Tirynthian, lays by his weapons and sweats at the work, himself digging the unsightly ground with a stout pick, when the heavy sky is veiled by the shades of night. Rich Capreae and verdant Taurubulae reverberate and the seas mighty echo returns to the land.
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