sicut amaracini blandum stactaeque liquorem et nardi florem, nectar qui naribus halat, cum facere instituas, cum primis quaerere par est, quod licet ac possis reperire, inolentis olivi naturam, nullam quae mittat naribus auram,.
Just as when you set about to prepare the balmy tincture of marjoram and of myrrh, and the flower of spikenard which breathes nectar to the nostrils, amongst the first things you have to seek is olive oil as scentless as may be and as you can find it, emitting no breath to the nostrils,
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