“Tydides Diomed, most dear of men! I see two warriors, strong, immensely strong, Coming to combat with thee. Pandarus Is one, the skilled in archery, who boasts To be Lycaon’s son; and by his side There comes Aeneas, glorying that he sprang From the large-souled Anchises⁠—borne to him By Venus. Mount we now our car and leave The ground, nor in thy fury rush along The van of battle, lest thou lose thy life.”

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