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Visus eram molli recubans Heliconis in umbrâ, Bellerophontei quà fluit humor equi; Reges, Alba, tuos et regum facta tuorum tantum operis nervis hiscere posse meis.
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Ephyre Pirenidas undas. It took its name from the nymph so called, who dissolved into tears at the death of her daughter Cenchrea, accidentally killed by Diana. The water was said to have the property of tempering the Corinthian brass, when plunged red-hot into the stream. Paus., ii., 3. Near the source Bellerophon is said to have seized Pegasus, hence called the Pirenæan steed by Euripides. Electr., 475. Cf. Pind., Olymp., xiii., 85, 120. Stat. Theb., iv., 60,
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Cenchreæque manus, vatûm qui conscius amnis Gorgoneo percussus equo. Ov., Pont., I., iii., 75. The _Latin_ poets alone make this spring sacred to the Muses.
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Pallidam
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Qui facis in parvâ sublimia carmina cellâ ut dignus venias hederis et imagine macrâ. Poets were crowned with _ivy_ as well as _bay_.
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Doctarum hederæ præmia frontium.