Risere Musae cum audirent hoc genus crimina sapienti exoptanda Apollini obiectata, et tibicinem illum certamine superatum velut ursum bipedem corio exsecto nudis et laceris visceribus reliquerunt.
Such charges, which a wise man would pray for, made the Muses laugh when hurled at Apollo, and when that piper had lost the contest, they left him looking like a two-footed bear, with his hide peeled away and his innards exposed and mangled.
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