si qua salutifero gemini Chironis in antro herba, tholo quodcumque tibi Troiana recondit Pergamos aut medicis felix Epidaurus harenis educat, Idaea profert quam Creta sub umbra dictamni florentis opem, quoque anguis abundat spumatu'iungam ipse manus atque omne benignum virus odoriferis Arabum quod doctus in arvis aut Amphrysiaco pastor de gramine carpsi.
If there be any herb in two-formed Chirons health-giving cave, whatever Trojan Pergamus stores for you in your temple or fortunate Epidaurus raises in her healing sands, the virtue of flowering dittany that Crete brings forth under Idas foliage, the foam in which your snake abounds'I myself shall join my hands, and every salutary juice that shepherd was taught to gather on Arabias fragrant fields or I from Amphrysus herbage.
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