dux ipsa silenti fulta caput cithara, qualis post Orphea raptum astitit, Hebre, tibi, cernens iam surda ferarum agmina et immotos sublato carmine lucos.
Their leader herself leans her head on her silent lyre, such as she stood by Hebrus after Orpheus rape, viewing troops of beasts now deaf and groves motionless now that his song was taken from them.
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