dulc ADJ32DATPXPOS idcirco ADVPOS fluvi N24LOCPM pec N42GENSN omn ADJ32NOMSNPOS magistr N23GENSM perfund V31PRESACTIVEIND3P ud ADJ11DATPXPOS que CONJ aries N31NOMSM in PREPABL gurgit N31LOCSM vill N11LOCPF mers V11PRESPASSIVEIND3S miss N21NOMSM que CONJ secund NUM12DATSMORD deflu V31PRESACTIVEIND3S amn N33LOCSM aut CONJ tons VPAR21NOMSNPERFPASSIVEPPL trist ADJ32DATSXPOS conting V31PRESACTIVEIND3P corpus N32NOMSN amurc N11NOMSF et CONJ spum N11ACCPF misc V21PRESACTIVEIND3P argent N22GENSN et CONJ sulpur N32NOMPN viv ADJ11NOMSFPOS Idaeas OTHER que CONJ pic V11PRESACTIVESUB2S et CONJ pingu ADJ32NOMSCPOS unguin N32LOCSN cer N11ACCPF scill N11ACCSF que CONJ ellebor N21ACCPM que CONJ grav ADJ32NOMSCPOS nigr ADJ12NOMSNPOS que CONJ bitumen N32NOMSN
Therefore the keepers bathe the whole flock in fresh streams; the ram is plunged in the pool with his dripping fleece, and let loose to float down the current. Or, after shearing, they smear the body with bitter oil lees, blending silver scum and native sulphur with pitch from Ida and richly oiled wax, squill, strong hellebore, and black bitumen.
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