hic quidam Phoebo visus mihi pulchrior ipso marmoreus tacita carmen hiare lyra; atque aram circum steterant armenta Myronis, quattuor artificis, vivida signa, boves.
Here stood a marble statue, which seemed to me fairer than Phoebus himself as with parted lips it sang to a silent lyre; and around the altar stood Myrons herd, four steers by the sculptor, statuary which seemed to be alive.
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