Primae frugiparos fetus mortalibus aegris dididerunt quondam praeclaro nomine Athenae et recreaverunt vitam legesque rogarunt, et primae dederunt solacia dulcia vitae, cum genuere virum tali cum corde repertum, omnia veridico qui quondam ex ore profudit; cuius et extincti propter divina reperta divolgata vetus iam ad caelum gloria fertur.
It was Athens of illustrious name that first in former days spread abroad the corn bearing crops amongst suffering mankind; Athens bestowed on them a new life and established laws; Athens first gave the sweet consolations of life, when she brought forth a man endowed with such wisdom, who in past days poured forth all revelations from truth-telling lips; whose glory, though his light is quenched, on account of his divine discoveries has been long since published abroad and is now exalted to the skies.
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