tunc etenim melior vernanti germine silva pullat et aestivas reparabilis incohat umbras, tunc florent saltus viridisque renascitur annus, tunc Venus et calidi scintillat fervor amoris lascivumque pecus salientes accipit hircos.
For richer then sprouts the wood with fresh-growing buds, and, as it revives, makes the beginning of summer shade. Then the glades are in blossom and the green year is born again. Then is Venus time, when sparkles the warm glow of love and the wanton herd welcomes the leaping he-goats.
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