hi tamen ante mala figentur in arbore versus: credere, pastores, levibus nolite puellis; Phyllida Mopsus habet, Lycidan habet ultima rerum.' nunc age, si quicquam miseris succurris, Iolla, perfer et exora modulato Phyllida cantu.
Yet, ere all is oer, these lines shall be affixed upon the accursed tree: Shepherds, put not your trust in fickle maids. Phyllis is loved by Mopsus; the end of all claims Lycidas.'Come now, Iollas, if you have any help for misery, take this missive to Phyllis and entreat her with harmonious song.
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