hinc cibus, hinc potus, cum dilueretur aqua puis, est inter fruges morsu piper aequiperans git, et Pelusiaco de semine plana, teres lens, et duplici defensa putamine quinquegenus nux, quodque cibo et potu placitum, labor acer apum, mel: naturae liquor iste novae, cui summa natat faex.
Thereafter, food and drink both (when mixed with water), pulse. Another fruit, no less hot than pepper, is the coriander-pp, and, grown from Pelusian seed, the smooth, round lentil-bean, and five kinds, shielded by doubleshells, of nuts. Besides, what is agreeable for food and drink, the bees industrious toil, honey of the comb: that fluid has strange properties; for on its surface float the dregs.
final_alignments\Ausonius_Technopaegnion.json