Namque Achaia Peloponnesoque tota Dorus, Hellenos et Phthiados nymphae filius, regnavit, isque Argis, vetusta civitate, Iunonis templum aedificavit, eius generis fortuito formae fanum, deinde isdem generibus in ceteris Achaiae civitatibus, cum etiamnum non esset symmetriarum ratio nata.
For in Achaea and over the whole Peloponnese, Dorus, the son of Hellen and the nymph Phthia was king; by chance he built a temple in this style at the old city of Argos, in the sanctuary of Juno, and, afterwards, in the other cities of Achaea after the same style, when as yet the determination of the exact proportions of the order had not begun.
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