Haec
dum
Dardaniō
Aenēae
mīranda
videntur,
dum
stupet
obtūtūque
haeret
dēfīxus
in
ūnō,
rēgīna
ad
templum,
fōrmā
pulcherrima
Dīdō,
incessit
magnā
iuvenum
stīpante
catervā.
Quālis
in
Eurōtae
rīpīs
aut
per
iuga
Cynthī
exercet
Dīāna
chorōs,
quam
mīlle
secūtae
hinc
atque
hinc
glomerantur
Orēades;
illa
pharetram
fert
umerō
gradiēnsque
deās
superēminet
omnēs
(Lātōnae
tacitum
pertemptant
gaudia
pectus):
tālis
erat
Dīdō,
tālem
sē
laeta
ferēbat
per
mediōs
īnstāns
operī
rēgnīsque
futūrīs.
Tum
foribus
dīvae,
mediā
testūdine
templī,
saepta
armīs
soliōque
altē
subnīxa
resēdit.
Iūra
dabat
lēgēsque
virīs,
operumque
labōrem
partibus
aequābat
iūstīs
aut
sorte
trahēbat:
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