in moenia pernix Thespiaca ad carum Tritonia devolat Argum; moliri hunc puppem iubet et demittere ferro robora, Peliacas et iam comes exit in umbras; at Iuno Argolicas pariter Macetumque per urbes spargit inexpertos temptare parentibus austros Aesoniden, iam stare ratem remisque superbam poscere quos revehat rebusque in sidera tollat.
To the walls of Thespiae and her well-loved Argus Pallas flies lightly down; she bids him labour to fashion a ship and fell the timber with his axe, and now she goes forth at his side into Pelions shady forests; while Juno throughout all the cities of Argos and of Macedon proclaims abroad how Aesons son is making trial of the winds that his fathers never proved, how the ship stands ready and in her pride of oars is claiming men whom she may bring safe home and exalt to heaven by their glorious deeds.
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