citus ad summi stellantia patris tecta ruit questuque Iovem testatur acerbo: quae studiis, rex magne, quies? iam mutua divi exitia in solos hominum molimur honores, teque ea cuncta iuvant, rabidam qui Pallada caelo non abigis neque femineis ius obicis ausis.
Swiftly he hastens to the starry palace of his sire on high, and with bitter complaint calls Jove to witness: What end is there, great king, to faction? Now are we gods plotting mutual destruction for naught but human glory, and all this pleases thee, who drivest not the insensate Pallas from heaven nor settest thy law against a womans daring.
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