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Look at me, for whom was left a scanty fortune at home, and no ancestor ever won a triumph in battles of yore, and how I reign at the banquet among a crowd of girls thanks to the genius for which I am now disparaged by you. Be it my delight to loll amid the garlands of yesterday, for the god of unerring aim has pierced me to the bone: be it VIRGILS pleasure to be able to sing the Actian shores of Apollo, and the brave fleet of Caesar; even now he is stirring to life the arms of Trojan Aeneas and the walls he founded on Lavine shores.
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