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LXXXVII

Contero cuncta simul virtutis robore magno;
Una mihi cervix, capitum sed forma duorum;
Pro pedibus caput est: nam cetera corpore non sunt.

Peck:

With oaken might, all things at once I grind,
Two heads upon a single neck I bind,
For feet I use my head, no other parts you'll find.

Ohl:

I grind all things with great might of strength. One neck have I, but my form is double-headed. In place of feet there is a head: for other parts my body does not have.

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