Stat super occiduae nebulosa cubilia Noctis Aethiopasque alios, nulli penetrabilis astro, lucus iners, subterque cavis grave rupibus antrum it vacuum in montem, qua desidis atria Somni securumque larem segnis Natura locavit.
Beyond the misty bowers of western Night and the other Ethiopians  stands a still grove that no star can penetrate; below, a cave heavy with porous rocks runs into a hollow mountain, where sluggish Nature set the halls of lazy Sleep, his carefree dwelling.
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