gemit auctor Apollo quas dedit ipse domos; Lernam Thebasque rependit maestus et intento dubitat Tirynthius arcu; maternos plangit volucer Danaius Argos; flet Venus Harmoniae populos metuensque mariti stat procul et tacita Gradivum respicit ira.
Apollo the founder  grieves for the homes he gave. The Tirynthian sadly weighs Lerna  against Thebes and with strung bow stands irresolute. The flying son of Dana  laments his mothers Argos. Venus weeps for Harmonias people and, fearful of her husband, stands apart, looking at Gradivus in silent anger.
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