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Phaeton est filius Phoebi. Amicus Phaethontis de fama divinae originis dubitat. " Non es filius dei. Non habes dona deorum. Non vera est tua fabula". Magna ira Phaethontem movet: " Filius dei sum! Phoebe, da signum! " vocat Phaeton. Phoebus pueram auscultat et sine mora volat de caelo. " O mi fili, quid desideras?" Phoebus rogart. " Pecuniam? Sapientiam? Vitam sine curis?" Respondet Phaethon . " Habenas habere et currum solis agere desidero". O stulte puer! Malum est tuum consilium. non debes officia deorum desiderare. Phoebus filium monet, sed puer magna pericula non videt. equi valent, non valet Phaethon. Currus sine vero magistro errat in caelo. Quid videmus? De caelo cadit Phaeton. O mala fortuna.

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Apollo is the son of the Phaeton. A friend of Phaethon report doubts divine origin. "You are not the son of God. You do not have the gifts of the gods. It is not your story is true." Great is the anger Phaethont moves: "I am the Son of God! Phoebus, give me a sign!" He calls the Phaeton. The child is listening, without delay, and he flies out of heaven, and Phoebus. "Oh, my son, What do you desire?" Phoebus is necessary. "But the money? Wisdom? Without the cares of life?" Phaethon responds. "Having a car and have the desire to play." Oh boy, you fool! Evil is your decision. it ought not to desire the gods. Apollo, the son of warning, but does not see the great danger to the child. horses have power, and is not able to Phaethon. The chariots of the master, without, however, errs in heaven. What do we see? Phaeton falls from the sky. Oh, bad luck.