severitatem frontis dum placo tuae et in coturnis prodit Aesopus novis: Utinam nec umquam Pelii in nemoris iugo pinus bipenni concidisset Thessala, nec ad professae mortis audacem viam fabricasset Argus opere Palladio ratem, inhospitalis prima quae Ponti sinus patefecit in perniciem Graium et Barbarum.
my book a little longer, while I try to appease the stern look on your face by bringing Aesop on the stage for the first time in tragic buskins: O, would that never on Mt. Pelions forest height The pine beneath the stroke had fallen of Thessalian axe, Nor Argus for that voyage bold, defying death, With Pallas aid had wrought to build the fatal ship That first explored the Euxines hostile shore, The source of woe for Greeks and foreigners alike.
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