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Book 13 · lines 399–413
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399Victor ad Hypsipyles patriam clarique Thoantis
400et veterum terras infames caede virorum
401vela dat, ut referat Tirynthia tela, sagittas.
402Quae postquam ad Graios, domino comitante, revexit,
403imposita estque fero tandem manus ultima bello,
404Ilion ardebat, neque adhuc consederat ignis,
405exiguumque senis Priami Iovis ara cruorem
406combiberat tracta atque comis antistita Phoebi
407non profecturas tendebat ad aethera palmas.
408Dardanidas matres patriorum signa deorum,
409dum licet, amplexas succensaque templa tenentes
410invidiosa trahunt victores praemia Grai.
411Mittitur Astyanax illis de turribus, unde
412pugnantem pro se proavitaque regna tuentem
413saepe videre patrem monstratum a matre solebat.