aurea secura cum pace renascitur aetas et redit ad terras tandem squalore situque alma Themis posito iuvenemque beata sequuntur saecula, maternis causam qui vicit Iulis.
Amid untroubled peace, the Golden Age springs to a second birth; at last kindly Themis, a  throwing off the gathered dust of her mourning, returns to the earth; blissful ages attend the youthful prince who pleaded a successful case for the Iuli of the mother town (of Troy).
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