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When they had entered, and freedom to speak before the queen was granted, the eldest, Ilioneus, with placid mien thus began: Queen, to whom Jupiter has granted to found a new city, and to put the curb of justice on haughty tribes, we, unhappy Trojans, tempest-driven over every sea, make our prayer to you: ward off the horror of flames from our ships; spare a pious race, and look more graciously on our fortunes.
final_alignments\Virgil_Aeneid_Book1.json