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Quaecunque in Delo defunctorum monumenta erant, omnia sustulerunt, et edixerunt, ne quis in posterum in insula moreretur, neve mulier in ea pareret, sed in Rheneam insulam transportarentur. Distat autem Rhenea tam parvo intervallo a Delo, ut Polycrates Samiorum tyrannus, qui quondam ad aliquod tempus et classe potens fuit et quum aliarum insularum imperium tenuit, tum etiam Rheneam cepit, hanc Apollini Delio consecraverit, ad Delum catena religatam. Tunc quoque primum Athenienses post lustrationem festum quinquennale Delia instituerunt.
 
Erat autem et priscis temporibus in Delo frequens Ionum et accolarum ex insulis circumjacentibus conventus; nam cum uxoribus et liberis ad spectacula conveniebant, ut nunc Iones ad Ephesia, et certamen illic fiebat et gymnicum et musicum, chorosque mittebant civitates.
 
Imprimis antem Homerus declarat, ita tum rem esse, Ius versibus, qui sunt ex hymno Apollinis: Sed quum plurima mens tua gaudia cepit, Apollo,Deli cum natis ubi conjugibusque frequentesIones in longa celebrant tua compita veste;illic cestibus et cantu gralisque choreis te oblectant memores posito certamine sacro.
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