See Achaier on Wiktionary
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"text": "Atreus Söhn', und ihr andern, ihr hellumschienten Achaier, / Euch verleihn die Götter, olympischer Höhen Bewohner, / Priamos Stadt zu vertilgen, und wohl nach Hause zu kehren; / Doch mir gebt die Tochter zurück, und empfahet die Lösung, / Ehrfurchtsvoll vor Zeus ferntreffendem Sohn Apollon.",
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