ipse Quirinali lituo parvaque sedebat succinctus trabea laevaque ancile gerebat Picus, equum domitor, quem capta cupidine coniunx aurea percussum virga versumque venenis fecit avem Circe sparsitque coloribus alas.
There sat one, holding the Quirinal staff and girded in his robe of state, his left hand bearing the sacred shield'Picus, tamer of steeds, whom his bride Circe, smitten with loves longing, struck with her golden rod, and with drugs changed into a bird with plumes of dappled hue.
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