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LXVII

Cornibus apta cavis, tereti perlucida gyro,
Lumen habens intus, divini sideris instar,
noctibus in mediis faciem non perdo dierum.

Peck:

In hollow horn I from my circle shine,
My light's within, most like a star divine,
At midnight, still, the face of day is mine.

Ohl:

Fitted with hollow horn, translucent in my smoothly rounded circlet, having my light within like a star divine, at midnight I lose not the face of day.

Editor's Additional Notes:

zzz:

zzz: zzz

Ohl's Critical Notes on the Latin Text:

Tit. zzz mmm; zzz mmm

1 zzz mmm; zzz mmm

2 zzz mmm; zzz mmm

3 zzz mmm; zzz mmm

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