non tibi cum Phrygio res Laurentive colono; en, age (namque, oculis amota nube parumper, cernere cuncta dabo) surgit qua celsus ad auras, aspice, montis apex, vocitata Palatia regi Parrhasio, plena tenet et resonante pharetra intenditque arcum et pugnas meditatur Apollo.
You have not now to do with settlers from Troy or Laurentum. Look up and see! For I will remove the cloud for a space from your eyes and suffer you to behold all things. Where yonder peak rises high, the Palatine, so named by the Arcadian king,b is held by Apollo; he makes ready for battle, his full quiver rattles, and his bow is bent.
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