hunc ipse Coo plaudente Philitas Callimachusque senex Umbroque Propertius antro ambissent laudare diem nec tristis in ipsis Naso Tomis divesque foco lucente Tibullus.
Philitas himself to Cos applause and old Callimachus and Propertius in his Umbrian dell would have competed to praise this day, and Naso, not sad even though in Tomi, and Tibullus, rich in his blazing hearth.
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