proderit et tunsum gallae admiscere saporem arentisque rosas, aut igni pinguia multo defruta vel psithia passos de vite racemos, Cecropiumque thymum et grave olentia centaurea.
It will be well, too, to blend the flavour of pounded galls, and dried rose leaves, or must made rich over a strong fire, or dried clusters from the Psithian vine, with Attic thyme and strong-smelling centaury.
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