ille Phrygas lucos, Matris penetralia caedit turrigerae veritasque solo procumbere pinus praecipitat terrasque freto delatus Achaeas hospitis Atridae (pudet heu miseretque potentis Europae!) spoliat thalamos, Helenaque superbus navigat et captos ad Pergama devehit Argos.
He fells the forests of Phrygia, sanctuaries of the tower-crowned Mother,  and brings down to earth pines ashamed  to fall. Borne overseas to Achaeas land, he despoils the bedchamber of his host (alas, tis shame and pity upon mighty Europe!) and proud in possession of Helen sets sail, carrying captured Argos to Pergamus.
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