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Here was her armour, here her chariot; that here should be the capital of the nations, should the fates perchance allow it, was even then the goddesss aim and cherished hope. Yet in truth she had heard that a race was springing from Trojan blood, to overthrow some day the Tyrian towers; that from it a people, kings of broad realms and proud in war, should come forth for Libyas downfall: so rolled the wheel of fate.
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