Nam cum duo colores praestabiles forent, piceus et niveus, quibus inter se nox cum die differunt, utrumque colorem Apollo suis alitibus condonavit, candidum olori, nigrum corvo.
For since there were two colors superior to all the rest, pitch black and snow white, different from each other as night and day, Apollo gave both to his birds, white to the swan and black to the crow.
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