Andrew Bonci

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When Pallas judged him just in range of his spear he moved up first—if only Fortune would speed his daring, pitting himself against unequal odds, and he cries out to the arching heavens: “Hercules, by my father’s board, the welcome you met as a stranger, I beg you, stand by the great task I’m tackling now.
The Aeneid
by Virgil
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