en aliud furto scelus et spolia hospita portans navigat iniustae temerarius arbiter Idae, eheu quos gemitus terris caeloque daturus, quos mihi! sic Phrygiae pensamus gaudia palmae, hi Veneris mores, hoc gratae munus alumnae?.
Behold, the temerarious arbiter of unjust Ida makes voyage, freighted with another crime of theft and spoils of hospitality, to give what groans, alas, to earth and heaven, and what to me. Is it thus we balance the joys of the Phrygian palm, are these the ways of Venus, this the gift of a grateful nurseling?
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