Assyrios complexa sinus stat opima Sinope, nympha prius blandosque Iovis quae luserat ignes caelicolis immota procis: deceptus amatae fraude deae nec solus Halys nec solus Apollo.
Embosoming Assyrian bays stands rich Sinope, once a nymph and one who mocked Joves ardent wooing, unmoved by heavenly suitors; not Halys only or Apollo were deceived by the trickery of the nymph they loved.
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