Nunc et terrigenis patribus memoremus Athenas, Pallados et Consi quondam certaminis arcem, paciferae primum cui contigit arbor olivae, Attica facundae cuius mera gloria linguae, unde per Ioniae populos et nomen Achaeum versa Graia manus centum se effudit in urbes.
Now also let us tell of Athens with her earth-born fathers, the stronghold for which Pallas and Consus once contended'of her to whom the peace-bearing olive tree first belonged, whose is the unmixed glory of the fluent Attic tongue, from whom went abroad a Grecian band and throughout the peoples of Ionia and the Achaean race poured into a hundred cities.
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