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So I will mention just one other Latin poet; those who have read Laevius will recognize the actual lines: They search out love charms everywhere, They seek the famous elixir, Wheels, nail clippings, ribbons, Roots, herbs, twigs, Lures from fork-tailed lizards, Charms from neighing horses.
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