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De Cilice Fure, Epig. 72.
Cilix a knave of noted theft,Resolv'd to rob a Garden by:
But there was nought (Fabullus) left
But a huge Marble-dyetie.
Yet least his empty hand should miss its prey,
Cilix presumed to steal the god away.
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