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Again of old when dashed the war’s red seas

Against Troy’s walls, ’twas ever Corinth’s sons

That swayed to either side war’s balance, these

Helping Atreides and his mighty ones

To win back Helen, those to make resistance

Unto the uttermost, when Danaans quailed

Before strong Glaukus, who from the far distance

Of Lycia’s highlands flashed on them bronze-mailed,

And vaunted of his father’s empery

Over the city of Peirene there,

And of his heritage of deep-loamed lea,

And of his stately palace royal-fair,