quin et Thessalicis felix Admetus ab oris vix steriles compescit equas, Centaurica dicunt semina: credo, adeo sexum indignantur, et omnis in vires adducta Venus; noctemque diemque assimulant maculis internigrantibus albae: tantus uterque color, credi nec degener illo de grege, Castaliae stupuit qui sibila cannae laetus et audito contempsit Apolline pasci.
Fortunate Admetus too from the land of Thessaly scarce controls his barren mares'Centaurs seed  they say and I believe; so do they scorn their sex, turning all their passion  into strength. They were like night and day, white with black spots, so strong was either colour, worthy to be believed to come from the herd that listened in joyous rapture to the whistling of the Castalian reed,  despising pasture when they heard Apollo play.
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