Date et aera fistulata, Satyris amica nudis; date ravulos choraulas, quibus antra per palati crepulis reflanda buccis gemit aura tibialis.
Give us also the brass-bound syrinx, friend of the naked satyrs; give us the reedy notes of pipe-players in whom the breath that is to fill the pipe comes humming through the cavern of the palate, to be forced out by the noisy puffed cheeks.
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