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If Orpheus availed to summon his wifes shade, strong in his Thracian lyre and tuneful strings; if Pollux, dying in turn, ransomed his brother and so many times comes and goes his way'why speak of Theseus, why of Hercules the mighty'I, too, have descent from Jove most high!
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