dic incluta, Phoebe, regentum nomina, dic ipsos; neque enim generosior umquam alipedum collata acies, ceu praepete cursu confligant densae volucres aut litore in uno Aeolus insanis statuat certamina ventis.
Tell, Phoebus, the drivers famous names, tell the horses themselves. For never met a nobler array of coursers. Twas as though a swarm of birds were to compete in rapid career or Aeolus to set up a race for the wild winds on one shore.
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