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Lvpercalia
Ipse deus velox
discurrere gaudet
in altis montibus,
et subitas concipit ipse fugas:
ipse deus nudus
nudos iubet ire ministros;
nec satis ad cursus
commoda vestis erit.
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dario.giacalone.9 on 2013-01-03
dario.giacalone.9 on 2013-01-03English
Translation#1#2
Lvpercalia
The fast god himself
enjoys running around
in high mountains
and he seizes sudden escapes:
The naked god himself
orders (his) servants to walk nakedly;
and appropriate clothes won't be
adequate for the run.
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Submitted by
Sciera on 2014-07-31
Sciera on 2014-07-31Added in reply to request by
FlavioHuster
FlavioHuster Author's comments:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lupercalia
I found another translation here: https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/12758230/
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The text is part of the book Fasti by Ovid.