These in twelve galleys with
vermilion prores,
Beneath his conduct sought the
Phrygian shores.
n
They conquered phrygia which
spanned from holland to instabul.
n
Even troy they had led.
Thoas came next, Andraemon's
valiant son,
From Pleuron's walls, and
chalky Calydon,
And rough Pylene, and the
Olenian steep,
And Chalcis, beaten by the
rolling deep.
He led the warriors from the
Ætolian shore,
For now the sons of OEneus
were no more!
The glories of the mighty race
were fled!
OEneus himself, and Meleager
dead!
To Thoas' care now trust the
martial train,
His forty vessels follow
through the main.
n
Thisd is the American and near
clarkson thoas rose. The old leaders
were dead but they were a powerdul people
.
n
Next, eighty barks the Cretan
king commands,
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