inferior volat umbra deo, praereptaque noscit sidera principiumque sui; iamque ardua Cirrhae pollutamque suo despectat Phocida busto.
The shade flies below the god, recognizing the ravished stars and his own beginning. And now he looks down on Cirrhas heights and Phocis polluted by his own burial.
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