his tamen, his isdem manibus tibi saepe palumbes, saepe etiam leporem decepta matre paventem misimus in gremium; per me tibi lilia prima contigerunt primaeque rosae: vixdum bene florem degustarat apis, tu cingebare coronis.
Yet with these, yes, these same hands, have I many a time put turtle-doves or a frightened hare into your lap, after snaring their mother; through me it was your luck to get the earliest lilies and the earliest roses; scarce had the bee well partaken of the flower when you were crowned with chaplets.
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