iuppiter N31NOMSM omnipotens ADJ31NOMSXPOS nam CONJ t PRON52ABLSC pernic ADJ31DATPXPOS al N11LOCPF add V31PRESACTIVEINF0X consili N24NOMSN volucr ADJ33NOMPCPOS que CONJ impl V21PRESACTIVEINF0X futur ADJ11GENSMPOS omin N32NOMPN que CONJ et CONJ caus N11ACCPF cael N21DATSM defer V32PRESACTIVEINF0X lat VPAR21NOMPCPRESACTIVEPPL accip V31PRESACTIVEIND1P non ADV Cirrha OTHER de N21ACCSM promis V31PERFACTIVESUB3S antr N22DATSN certi ADJ11NOMSNCOMP aut CONJ frond V21PRESACTIVEIND2S luc N18LOCPM qu PRON10ACCPF fam N11NOMSF moloss N21LOCPM Chaonias OTHER sonu V31PERFACTIVEINF0X t PRON52DATSC lic V21PRESACTIVEIND3S arid ADJ11NOMSMPOS Hammo OTHER n V21PRESACTIVEIMP2S invid V21PRESACTIVESUB3S Lyciae OTHER que CONJ par V11PRESACTIVESUB3P contend V31PRESACTIVEINF0X sort N33NOMPF Niliacum OTHER que CONJ pec N42GENSN patri ADJ11DATSMPOS que CONJ aequal ADJ32NOMSCPOS honor N31LOCSM Branchus OTHER et CONJ undos ADJ11GENSFPOS qu PRON10ACCSM rustic N21NOMSM accol N11NOMSC Pisae OTHER pan N39ACCSM lycaoni N11NOMSF nocturn ADJ11NOMSNPOS exaud V41PRESACTIVEIND3S in PREPABL umbr N11NOMSF diti ADJ31NOMSCCOMP ill PRON61NOMSM anim N21GENSM cu PRON10DATSX tu PRON52NOMSC Dictaee OTHER secund NUM12ACCPFORD impul V31PERFACTIVESUB2S manifest ADJ11NOMSMPOS av V21PRESACTIVEIND2S
Almighty Jupiter (for we are taught that you give wisdom to fleet wings, filling birds with the future, and bring down from heaven omens and hidden causes), not Cirrha could send forth the god from her cavern more surely or those Chaonian leaves that are famed to make sounds at your behest in Molossian groves: though parched Hammon envy and the Lycian oracle  make to compete and the beast of the Nile  and Branchus, who matches his fathers repute, and Pan,  whom the rustic dweller in wave-swept Pisa hears by night in Lycaonian shade, richer in spirit is he to whom you, Dictaean, manifest yourself by starting favourable birds.
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