non illo Pangaea iuga aut Mavortius Haemus, non illo modulante sonos stetit ultima Thrace; cum silvis venere ferae, cum montibus amnes, immemor et dulcis nidi positoque volatu non mota volucris captiva pependit in aethra.
At his music neither Pangaeus nor Haemus, the mountain of Mars,d nor remotest Thrace, could stand still. Wild beasts and forests, rivers and mountains, followed him. The bird forgot her loved nestlings, stopped her flight, and hung arrested in the motionless air.
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