Phosphore, clamosi spatiosa per aequora circi septenas solitus victor obire vias, inproperanter agens primos a carcere cursus, fortis praegressis ut potereris equis, promptum et veloces erat anticipare quadrigas: victores etiam vincere laus potior.
Phosphorus, who used victoriously to cover the seven circuits over the broad track in the uproarious circus, cantering leisurely over the first lap after the start, and saving your mettle to come up with the horses who led, easy was it for you to outpace swift four-horsed chariots also: to win a race against winners is higher praise.
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