I. 2.

Speed Dolon’s journey to the Grecian fleet,

Let him espy th’ entrenchments of their host;

Again in triumph from the stormy coast

Conduct the warrior to his native seat;

May he mount that chariot drawn

By steeds that browsed the Phthian lawn

When our brave lord, the Mars of Greece, hath slain;

Coursers of unrivalled speed,

Which erst to Eacus’ seed

To Peleus, Neptune gave who rules the billowy main.

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