Pavo ad Iunonem venit, indigne ferens cantus luscinii quod sibi non tribuerit; illum esse cunctis auribus mirabilem, se derideri simul ac vocem miserit.
A peacock came to Juno complaining with injured pride that she had not given him the tuneful voice of a nightingale, whose song was admired by all who heard it, while he himself was laughed to scorn the moment he uttered a sound.
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