Diva Iovis solio iuxta comes, unde per orbem rara dari terrisque solet contingere, Virtus, seu pater omnipotens tribuit, sive ipsa capaces elegit penetrare viros, caelestibus ut tunc desiluit gavisa plagis'dant clara meanti astra locum quosque ipsa polis affixerat ignes; iamque premit terras, nec vultus ab aethere longe.
Divine Valour, seated beside Jupiter on his throne, whence she is wont but rarely to be granted to the world for earth to enjoy, whether the almighty Father bestows her or she herself chooses to enter men able to receive her, even as  then she leapt down in gladness from the celestial regions'the bright stars give place to her as she goes and those fires that she herself had fixed in the heavens;  and now she treads earth, yet her countenance is not far from the ether.
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