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Even so, Agesidamus, when from emprise nobly wrought

A man descendeth all unsung to mansions of the dead,

Scant pleasure all his toil hath won, his breath was spent for nought.

But upon thee the sweet-voiced lyre and dulcet flute have shed

The grace of all their winsomeness: like some wide-spreading tree

By those Zeus-born Pierian Maids thy fame shall fostered be.