hinc ADVPOS auspic N31LOCSC condit VPAR31NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL Phoebo OTHER tect N22NOMPN Dicaearchi OTHER port N41NOMSM que CONJ et CONJ litor N32NOMPN mund N21GENSM hospit N11NOMSF at CONJ hinc ADVPOS magn ADJ11GENSFPOS tract N41NOMSM imit VPAR11NOMPNPRESACTIVEPPL rom N11GENSF qu PRON10NOMPF Capys OTHER advect ADJ11DATPXPOS implev V21PERFACTIVEIND3S moen N34NOMPN teucr N23LOCPM nostr ADJ12NOMSFPOS que CONJ nec ADVPOS propri ADJ11DATPXPOS tenu ADJ32NOMSCPOS nec ADVPOS rar ADJ11NOMSFPOS colon N11LOCPF Parthenope OTHER cu PRON10DATSX mit ADJ32NOMSNPOS sol N22NOMSN trans PREPACC aequor N32NOMPN vect VPAR31GENSFPERFPASSIVEPPL ips PRON62NOMSM Dionaea OTHER monstrav V11PERFACTIVEIND3S apollo N31NOMSM columb N11NOMSF
On one side are the dwellings of Dicaearchus founded under Phoebus auspices and the harbor and world-welcoming strand, on the other the walls that Capys filled with Teucrian migrants, mimicking the expanses of great Rome. There also is our Parthenope, neither meager in her own folk nor lacking in settlers; to her, a traveler from overseas, Apollo himself showed a gentle soil with Diones dove.
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