augur Apollineis modo dilectissimus aris, testor inane Chaos (quid enim hic iurandus Apollo?), crimine non ullo subeo nova fata, nec alma sic merui de luce rapi; scit iudicis urna Dictaei verumque potest deprendere Minos.
An augur lately most favoured at Apollos altars, I call Chaos void to witness (for how should Apollo be invoked here?): tis not for any crime that I suffer this strange fate nor have I deserved so to be snatched from fostering daylight. The urn of the Dictaean judge knows it and Minos can discover the truth.
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