ipse inter medios, Veneris iustissima cura, Dardanius caput, ecce, puer detectus honestum, qualis gemma micat fulvum quae dividit aurum, aut collo decus aut capiti, vel quale per artem inclusum buxo aut Oricia terebintho lucet ebur; fusos cervix cui lactea crinis accipit et molli subnectens circulus auro.
In their midst, the Dardan boy himself, Venus most rightful care, his comely head uncovered, glitters like a jewel inset in yellow gold to adorn neck or head, or as ivory gleams, skilfully inlaid in boxwood or Orician terebinth; his milk-white neck, and the circlet clasping it with pliant gold, receives his streaming locks.
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