Quondam funera coniugis Vates Threicius gemens Postquam flebilibus modis Silvas currere mobiles, Amnes stare coegerat, Iunxitque intrepidum latus Saevis cerva leonibus, Nec visum timuit lepus, Iam cantu placidum canem, Cum flagrantior intima Fervor pectoris ureret, Nec qui cuncta subegerant Mulcerent dominum modi,
Of old the Thracian poet mourned His wifes sad death, He who before had made the woods so nimbly run And rivers stand With his weeping measures, And the hinds fearless flank Lay beside savage lions, Nor was the hare afraid to look upon The hound, made peaceful by his song; When grief burned yet more fierce and hot His inmost heart, And measures that subdued all else Soothed not their master,
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