L. Phyllide contentus sola (tu testis, Iolla) Callirhoen sprevi, quamvis cum dote rogaret: en, sibi cum Mopso calamos intexere cera incipit et puero comitata sub ilice cantat.
L. Content with only Phyllis (you are my witness, Iollas), I spurned Callirhoe although she asked my love with a dowry to offer. Then, lo! Phyllis begins to take Mopsus aid in joining reeds with wax and she sings beneath the oak attended by the youth.
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