fabularum cedant figmenta gentilium et ille quasi in caelum relatus pro reperta spicarum novitate Triptolemus, quem Graecia sua, caementariis pictoribus significibusque illustris, sacravit templis formavit statuis effigiavit imaginibus.
Now the inventions of pagan fable must yield pride of place, with their Triptolemus supposedly consigned to Heaven, for discovering the unfamiliar corn-ear, for which reason his land of Greece, famous for its builders, painters, and statuaries, has hallowed him with temples, moulded him in statues, and depicted him in portraits.
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