felix intactum Corydon qui temptat Alexin agricolae domini carpere delicias! quamvis ille sua lassus requiescat avena, laudatur facilis inter Hamadryadas.
Happy is Corydon, who essays to steal Alexis yet unwon, the darling of his rustic master. Though the poet is weary and rests from his piping, he is praised by the compliant nymphs.
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