hanc residens altis Hecate Perseia lucis flebat et has imo referebat pectore voces: deseris heu nostrum nemus aequalesque catervas, a misera, ut Graias haut sponte vageris ad urbes! non iniussa tamen; neque te, mea cura, relinquam.
Persean Hecate dwelling in her lofty groves bewailed her, and from the depth of her heart uttered these words: Alas! thou dost leave our woodland and thy maidens bands, unhappy girl, to wander in thy own despite to the cities of the Greeks. Yet not unbidden goest thou, nor, my dear one, will I forsake thee.
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