hos duxere viros flaventi vertice Phorcys spiciferisque gravis bellator Arauricus oris, aequales aevi; genuit quos ubere ripa Palladio Baetis umbratus cornua ramo.
These men were led by fair-haired Phorcys and by Arauricus whose arms were terrible to the corn-bearing lands; the two were of equal age, and were born on the fertile banks where the Baetis shelters his horns under the branches of the tree of Pallas.
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