II. 2.

Borne in your chariot down th’ ethereal height,

At length, ye sons of Tyndarus, appear,

While vibrates o’er your heads the starry light:

Habitants of heaven above,

Now exert fraternal love,

If ever Helen to your souls was dear,

A calm o’er th’ azure ocean spread,

Bridle the tempests of the main,

Propitious gales from Jove obtain,

Your sister snatch from the barbarian’s bed:

Commenced on Ida’s hill, that strife,

Embittered with reproach her life,

Although she never viewed proud Ilion’s tower

Reared by Apollo’s matchless power.

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