it liber campi pastor, cui fine sine ullo invetitum saltus penetrat pecus; omnia Poenum armenti vigilem patrio de more secuntur; gaesaque latratorque Cydon tectumque focique in silicis venis et fistula nota iuvenci.
The shepherd roamed free over the plains, and his flock, un-forbidden, made their way into pastures without limit; the Punic guardian of the herd took all his possessions with him, according to the custom of his country'his javelins, his barking Cretan hound, his tent, his fire hidden in the veins of flint, and the reed-pipe which his steers know well.
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