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Speeding in such nimble garb, remember to visit my Orpheus, who every day by the tuneful utterance of his sweet-voiced art charms rocks and oaks and hearts of horn; whom sometimes the man of Arpinum with the thundering speech enriches, sometimes the pen of Maro or that wherewith you, Horace, bless the land of Latium, you, Horace, a better lyric poet than Alcaeus self; or again the epic majesty of tragedies inspires him; again mirthful comedy tempers his tone; again he flames up in satire or in declamations denouncing tyrants.
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