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Then aged Nautes, whom, above all, Tritonian Pallas taught, and with deep lore made famous'she it was who gave him answers, telling either what the mighty wrath of the gods portended, or what the course of fate demanded'he with these words essays to comfort Aeneas: Let us go, goddess-born, where the Fates, in their ebb and flow, draw us; come what may, endurance must master every fortune.
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