“Arms and the man I sing who first from TroyCame to the Italian and Lavinian shores,Exiled by fate; much tossed on land and seaBy power divine and cruel Juno's rage;Much too in war he suffered, till he rearedA city and to Latium brought his gods:Whence sprung the Latin progeny, the kingsOf Alba, and the walls of towering Rome.”

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