Iamque sub Eoae dubio Pallantidos igne albet ager motisque truces ab ovilibus ursi tuta domosque petunt, raras et litus in altum mittit aves; cum primus equis exegit anhelis Phoebus Athon mediasque diem dispersit in undas.
And now as the fires of the Pallantian maid grow faint in the east, the land lightens; from the scared sheepcotes the fierce bears return to the covert of their dens; from the shore birds scatter over the deep; then the first rays from Phoebus panting horses traversed Athos and flung day abroad over the waters.
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