C. numine Caesareo securior ipse Lycaeus Pan recolit silvas et amoena Faunus in umbra securus recubat placidoque in fonte lavatur Nais et humanum non calcatura cruorem per iuga siccato velox pede currit Oreas.
C. Emboldened by Caesars divine protection, Lycean Pan himself revisits the groves and Faunus reclines untroubled in the lovely shade. The Naiad bathes in the unruffled stream and, free from the risk of treading on human gore, the Oread courses swiftly oer mountain-ranges, her foot unstained.
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