hoc ubi, non a stirpe valent caesaeque reverti possunt atque ima similes revirescere terra; infelix superat foliis oleaster amaris.
When this befalls, the trees are without virtue in their stock, and when cut down cannot revive or from the earths depths resume their olden bloom: the luckless oleaster with bitter leaves alone survives.
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