proximus hinc Butes Actaeis dives ab oris; innumeras nam claudit apes longaque superbus fuscat nube diem, dum plenas nectare cellas pandit et in dulcem reges dimittit Hymetton.
Next on the same side is Butes, rich from the shores of Attica, for countless are the bees that he shuts in his hives, boasting of their long cloud that darkens the day, while he opens the honey-laden cells and lets the kings go forth to flowery Hymettus.
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