isque ubi mirantem resonantia pollice fila ductorem vidit Libyae, canere inde superbas Aoniae laudes sensim testudinis orsus, concordem citharae movit per carmina linguam, vincere linquentes vitam quae possit olores.
and he, when he saw the general marvelling at the sound his fingers drew from the strings, began by degrees to set forth the splendid triumphs of the Aonianb lyre; and he sang in unison with the music in a voice that might surpass the dying swan.
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