Praeterea genus haud unum nec fortibus ulmis nec salici lotoque neque Idaeis cyparissis, nec pingues unam in faciem nascuntur olivae, orchades et radii et amara pausia baca, pomaque et Alcinoi silvae, nec surculus idem Crustumiis Syriisque piris gravigusque volemis.
Further, not single in kind are sturdy elms, or the willow, or the lotus, or the cypresses of Ida, nor do rich olives grow to one mould'the orchad and radius, and the pausian with its bitter berry.  So, too, with apples and the gardens of Alcinous; nor are cuttings the same for Crustumian and Syrian pears, and the heavy volema.
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