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III

Corporis extremi digito non pondus inhaesi:
Ingenitum dicas oneratum pondere tali;
Una tamen facies pluras habitura figuras.

Peck:

Upon the finger my small weight is set
You scarce would feel my presence there, and yet
With my one shape, I many forms beget.

Ohl:

At the body's end a no great weight I clung. You would say grown there, so is no one burdened by my weight; my face, though single, productive of many forms.

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