non Pylos aut Ithace tantos genuisse feruntur Nestora vel parvae magnum decus urbis Vlixem, vixerit ille senex quamvis, dum terna per orbem saecula fertilibus Titan decurreret horis, ille per ignotas audax erraverit urbes, qua maris extremis tellus includitur undis.
Neither Pylos nor Ithaca can claim to have had sons as great in Nestor or in Ulysses, high ornament of a humble town, though the old man lived on while Titan ran for three lifetimes through his cycle of fruit-bringing seasons, and the other roved fearlessly through unknown cities where Earth is shut in by Oceans bounding waves.
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