L. si placet, antra magis vicinaque saxa petamus, saxa, quibus viridis stillanti vellere muscus dependet scopulisque cavum sinuantibus arcum imminet exesa veluti testudine concha.
L. If you wish, let us seek the caves rather and the crags which neighbour them, those crags where clings green moss with dripping fleece, and a vaulted roof, as it were of tortoise-shell scooped out, overhangs the rocks which make a curving hollow arch.
final_alignments\Calpernius_Siculus_Bucolics.json