To Æsculapius now I raise the strain,
Before whose art fly pale disease and pain.—
To Phœbus, whom Coronis fair and young,
Coronis, from the royal Phlegyas sprung,
Bore mid the Dotian plains:—a bless'd relief
To suffering man from auguish and from grief.
Hail, mighty king! and with propitious ear,
O deign thy humble suppliant's vows to hear.
Before whose art fly pale disease and pain.—
To Phœbus, whom Coronis fair and young,
Coronis, from the royal Phlegyas sprung,
Bore mid the Dotian plains:—a bless'd relief
To suffering man from auguish and from grief.
Hail, mighty king! and with propitious ear,
O deign thy humble suppliant's vows to hear.
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