hinc Tibur, Catille, tuum sacrisque dicatum Fortunae Praeneste iugis Antemnaque, prisco Crustumio prior, atque habiles ad aratra Labici; necnon sceptriferi qui potant Thybridis undam, quique Anienis habent ripas gelidoque rigantur Simbruvio rastrisque domant Aequicula rura.
Next came Tibur, the city of Catillus; and Praeneste, whose sacred hill is dedicated to Fortune; and Antemna, more ancient than even Crustumium; and the men of Labicum, handy with the plough; and also those who drink the water of imperial Tiber; and those who dwell on the banks of the Anio, and draw water from chill Simbruvius,f and harrow the fields of Aequicola.
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