Aret Lerna nocens, aret Lyrceus et ingens Inachus advolvensque natantia saxa Charadros et numquam in ripis audax Erasinus et aequus fluctibus Asterion, ille alta per avia notus audiri et longe pastorum rumpere somnos.
Dry is guilty Lerna, dry Lyrceus and mighty Inachus and Charadros rolling rocks in his flood and bold Erasious that never keeps his banks and Asterion equalling sea waves, a familiar sound in the pathless heights, breaking the shepherds slumbers from afar.
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