grati N11NOMSF magn ADJ11NOMSFPOS iov N33LOCSM vetu V11PERFACTIVEIND3S pater N31NOMSM ips PRON62NOMSM val V21PRESACTIVEINF0X iurav V11PLUPACTIVESUB3S cupid ADJ11VOCSMPOS quidquid PRON10NOMSN inept ADJ11NOMSMPOS am V11PRESPASSIVEIND1S per PREPACC que CONJ su ADJ11ACCPFPOS impun ADJ32NOMSNPOS sin V31PRESACTIVEIND3S Dictynna OTHER sagitt N11ACCPF adfirm V11PRESACTIVESUB2S crin N33NOMPM per PREPACC que CONJ minerv N11NOMSF su N21ACCPM
Be not afraid to swear. Null and void are the perjuries of love; the winds bear them ineffective over land and the face of the sea. Great thanks to Jove! The Sire himself has decreed no oath should stand that love has taken in the folly of desire. Dictynna lets thee without harm assever by her arrows, Minerva by her hair.
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