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The Iliad - Homer ยท 60 words
O daughter of that god, whose arm can wield The avenging bolt, and shake the saber shield. No more let beings of superior birth Contend with Jove for this low race of earth; Triumphant now, now miserably slain, They breathe or perish as the fates ordain. But Joves high counsels full effect shall find; And, ever constant, ever rule mankind.
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