forsan et insignes hominumque operumque labores hic habuit decimo celebrata volumine Marcei hebdomas, hic clari viguere Menecratis artes atque Ephesi spectata manus vel in arce Minervae Ictinus, magico cui noctua perlita fuco adlicit omne genus volucres perimitque tuendo.
Perchance, too, even that company of Seven Architects, whose praise is told in Marcus tenth volume, produced these marvellous works of human hands; perchance here flourished the craft of renowned Menecrates, and that skill which draws all eyes at Ephesus, or the genius of Ictinus displayed in Minervas citadel, where is that owl painted with colours of such magic power as to lure to it fowls of all kinds and to destroy them by its stare.
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