auriferi Tagus ascito cognomine fontis perque antra et ripas nymphis ululatus Hiberis, Maeonium non ille vadum, non Lydia mallet stagna sibi, nec qui riguo perfunditur auro campum atque illatis Hermi flavescit harenis.
Tagus, who had taken his name from the gold-bearing river, was mourned by the Nymphs of Spain through all their caves and banks; nor would he have preferred the river of Maeoniad and the pools of Lydia, nor the plain watered by flowing gold and turned yellow by the sands of Hermus pouring over it.
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