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A chill shudder ran through the Teucrians sturdy frames, and their king pours forth prayers from his inmost heart: Phoebus, who never failed to pity Troys sore agony, who guided the Dardan shaft and hand of Paris against the body of Aeacus son, under your guidance did I enter so many seas, skirting mighty lands, the far remote Massylian tribes, and fields the Syrtes fringe; now at last is Italys ever receding shore within our grasp; thus far only may Troys fortune have followed us!
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