Quos, age, Parrhasio sternis, puer improbe, cornu? prima Tanagraeum turbavit harundo Coroebum extremo galeae primoque in margine parmae angusta transmissa via: stat faucibus unda sanguinis, et sacri facies rubet igne veneni.
Boy overbold, whom, pray, do you lay low with your Parrhasian bow? The first arrow confounded Coroebus of Tanagra, despatched through the narrow opening between the lowest edge of the helmet and the uppermost of the shield; in his throat stands a wave of blood and his face flushes with the fire of sacred poison.
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