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A flower, too, there is in the meadows, which farmers have called amellus, a plant easy for searchers to find, for from a single clump it lifts a vast growth. Golden is the disk, but in the petals, streaming profusely round, there is a crimson gleam amid the dark violet. Often with its woven garlands have the gods altars been decked; its flavour is bitter to the tongue; shepherds cull it in meadows cropped by the flock, and by Mellas winding streams.
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