qualis adhuc sparsis comitum per lustra catervis Latmius aestiva residet venator in umbra, dignus amore deae, velatis cornibus et iam Luna venit: roseo talis per nubila ductor implet honore nemus talemque expectat amantem.
Even as the Latmian hunter, while his comrades are yet scattered in troops about the glens, rests in the summer shade, fit lover for a goddess, and soon the Moon comes with veiled horns: so doth the prince fill the wood with his rosy beauty, such the mistress he awaits.
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