non Tegea, non ipsa deo vacat alite felix Cyllene templumque Aleae nemorale Minervae et rapidus Clitor et qui tibi, Pythie, Ladon paene socer candensque iugis Lampia nivosis et Pheneos nigro Styga mittere credita Diti.
Tegea stands not idle, nor Cyllene herself, happy in her winged god, nor Aleae, forest shrine of Minerva, and swift Clitor and Ladon,  almost father of the Pythians bride, and Lampia, white on her snowy ridges, and Pheneos, believed to send Styx to dusky Dis.
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