Taenariis hic celsus equis, quam dispare coetu Cyllarus ignaro generarat Castore prolem, quassat humum; vatem cultu Parnasia monstrant vellera: frondenti crinitur cassis oliva albaque puniceas interplicat infula cristas.
Aloft above Taenarian horses, offspring begot by Cyllarus in an unequal union unbeknown to Castor, he shakes the ground. Parnassian wool adorns him, marking the prophet. His helmet is wreathed with leafy olive and a white fillet twines in the scarlet plume.
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