cuius corpus Erythraeo litori appulsum proxima undis humus sepulturae mandatum ad hoc tempus tumulo contegit: sanctitatis vero gloriam aeternae traditam memoriae Graecia laudibus suis celebrando cotidie florentiorem efficit.
The body was carried to the shore of Erythrae, delivered for burial; the ground next to the water covers it with a tomb to this day. But Greece has made the glory of her purity, consigned to eternal memory, flourish more every day by celebrating it with her praises.
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