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XXXII

Moechus eram regis, sed lignea membra sequebar;
Et Cilicum mons sum, sed mons sum nomine multo;
Et vehor in caelis et in ipsis ambulo terris.

Peck:

A tyrant's sport, though wooden members led,
My name to many mountains I have spread,
I ride the heavens yet on earth I tread.

Ohl:

An adulterer of royalty was I, but wooden members I pursued. And a Cilician mountain am I, but a mountain in name alone. I ride in the heavens and I walk upon the very earth.

Editor's Additional Notes:

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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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