viminibus salices fecundae, frondibus ulmi, at myrtus validis hastilibus et bona bello cornus, Ituraeos taxi torquentur in arcus.
The willows wealth is in its osiers, the elms in its leaves, but the myrtle and the cornel, that weapon of war, abound in stout spear shafts; yews are bent into Ituraean bows.
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