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            "text": "σοί, μάκαρ αἰγίκναμε, παράκτιον ἐς περιωπὰν\nτὸν τράγον ὦ δισσᾶς ἀγέτα θηροσύνας —\n σοὶ γὰρ καστορίδων ὑλακὰ καὶ τρίστομος αἰχμὴ\n εὔαδε, καὶ ταχινῆς ἔργα λαγωσφαγίης,\n\n                  δίκτυὰ τ᾽ ἐν ῥοθίοις ἁπλούμενα, καὶ καλαμευτὰς\n κάμνων, καὶ μογερῶν πεῖσμα σαγηνοβόλων —\n ἄνθετο δὲ Κλεόνικος, ἐπεὶ καὶ πόντιον ἄγραν\n ἄνυε, καὶ πτῶκας πολλάκις ἐξεσόβει."
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            "text": "À toi, dieux aux pieds de chèvre, sur une butte voisine de la côte ce bouc a été consacré, à toi qui présides aux deux sortes de chasse; car tu aimes l'aboiement des chiens, le dard à trois pointes et les travaux de la rapide battue aux lièvres, les filets qu'on déploie dans les flots, le pêcheur penché sur sa ligne ou tirant péniblement la corde de sa senne; et c'est Cléonicos qui te l'a offert, parce qu'il a fait bonne pêche en mer et levé beaucoup de lièvres."
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            "text": "Thine, goat-legged god, for thy watch-tower by the sea, is the goat, thou who presidest over both kinds of sport. For to thee are dear both the cry of the Laconian hounds, the three-edged spear and the work of slaying the swift hare, and eke the nets spread on the waves and the toiling angler and the cable of the labouring seine-fishers. He who dedicated it was Cleonicus, since he both engaged in sea-fishing and often started hares from their forms."
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