macte, quod et proles tibi saepius aucta virili robore! sed iuveni laetanda et virgo parenti (aptior his virtus, citius dabit illa nepotes), qualis maternis Helene iam digna palaestris inter Amyclaeos reptabat candida fratres, vel qualis caeli facies, ubi nocte serena admovere iubar mediae duo sidera lunae.
Bravo too in that your stock has more often had increase in manly strength! But a maiden too brings happiness to a young parent (achievement belongs rather to them, but she will sooner give grandsons), the like of fair Helen as she crawled between her Amyclaean brethren, already worthy of her mothers wrestling grounds; or like the skys face on a clear night when two radiant stars from either side approach the moon.
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