Huc doctae stipentur aves quis nobile fandi ius Natura dedit; plangat Phoebeius ales auditasque memor penitus demittere voces sturnus et Aonio versae certamine picae quique refert iungens iterata vocabula perdix et quae Bistonio queritur soror orba cubili.
Let scholar birds crowd hither, to whom Nature has granted the noble right of speech. Let Phoebus fowl beat his breast and the starling, whose memory faithfully releases the words he has heard, and magpies transformed in Aonian contest and the partridge that links words remembered and repeated and the desolate sister making moan in Bistonian bedchamber.
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