tunc Arcadius, sic fama, locabat inter desertos fundata Palatia dumos paupere sub populo ductor; cum regia virgo, hospite victa sacro, Fabium de crimine laeto procreat et magni commiscet seminis ortus Arcas in Herculeos mater ventura nepotes.
Legend tells that a man from Arcadia was then building a house on the Palatine among uninhabited thorn-brakes, a king with needy subjects; and the kings daughter, unable to resist the divine stranger, gave birth to a Fabius'a sin that brought no sorrow; and thus the Arcadian woman blended with her own the blood of that mighty sire, to become the ancestress of the stock of Hercules.
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