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“What wouldst thou do then that the man might be
A glorious memory to the Lycian folk,
A God who from their shoulders raised a yoke
Dreadful to bear; then, as he came, so went,
When he had fully wrought out his intent?”
A glorious memory to the Lycian folk,
A God who from their shoulders raised a yoke
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When he had fully wrought out his intent?”
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