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Cirrha (Greece) (search for this): book Ep, poem 14b
Ode 14b
For Aristoteles of Larisa
Golden-throned Hestia, you who increase the great prosperity of the rich Agathocleadae, seated in the midst of city streets near the fragrant river Peneius in the valleys of sheep-nurturing Thessaly. From there Aristoteles came to flourishing Cirrha, and was twice crowned, for the glory of horse-mastering Larisa
The rest of the ode is lost.