quas non ille duces nemorum fluviisque dicata numina, quas magno non abstulit igne Napaeas? ipsam, Maenalia puerum cum vidit in umbra, Dianam, tenero signantem gramina passu, ignovisse ferunt comiti, Dictaeaque tela ipsam et Amyclaeas umeris aptasse pharetras.
What woodland princesses and spirits to rivers dedicate did he not sweep away with burning passion, what Nymphs of the dell? Diana herself, they say, when she saw the lad tracing his tender steps on the grass in Maenalus shade, forgave her companion,  and herself fitted Dictaean shafts and Amyclaean quiver to his shoulders.
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