ille fuit vates sacer et qui posset avena praesonuisse chelyn, blandae cui saepe canenti allusere ferae, cui substitit advena quercus.
He was a bard inspired, one who could on the reed-pipe outplay the lyre. Often, while he sang, beasts of the wild fawned in frolic near, and the oak came close and halted there:
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