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the inspired Plato and the man who had fashioned him, whose condemnation served rather to condemn his native Athens; and the conqueror of Persia, the land whose fleet covered the sea. There follow the warriors of Rome, whose host is now the largest; here are the kings save only Tarquin, here the Horatian brothers, a whole battle-line produced at a single birth, here also Scaevola, ennobled by his mutilated arm; Cloelia, a maid of more than manly courage, and Cocles, bearing as blazon the walls of Rome which he defended; Corvinus, winner of spoils and a name, aided in combat by a bird which hides beneath a birds exterior the godhead of Phoebus; Camillus, who by saving Joves Capitol won a place in heaven and in saving founded Rome; Brutus, the establisher of a city rescued from a king; Papirius, who avenged a treacherous defeat in open battle; Fabricius and Curius, a well-matched pair; Marcellus, third to win the palm of honour, and Cossus, who before him had stripped the spoil from a king he killed; and the Decii, rivals in their self-sacrifice and equals in their glory.
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