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Haply it stood on that illustrious ground

Where circling columns once, in sculptur'd pride,

With fine volute or wreath'd acanthus crown'd,

Rear'd some light roof by Anio's plunging tide;

There, in the brightness of the votive fane

To rural or to vintage gods addrest,

Those vine clad symbols of Pan's peaceful reign

Amidst dark pines their sacred seats possess'd.

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