“Then the Father from his starry citadel beholding these glorious deeds of the Greeks and how the mighty work went forward, is glad.”

Source: Argonautica, Book I, Lines 498–500

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Siderea tunc arce pater pulcherrima Graium coepta tuens tantamque operis consurgere molem laetatur.

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