From these relations straight the people turn + 

To present truths, and lost Amphion mourn; + 

The mother most was blamed, yet some relate + 

That Pelops pitied and bewail’d her fate, + 

And stripp’d his clothes, and laid his shoulder bare + 

And made the ivory miracle appear. + 

This shoulder, from the first, was form’d of flesh, + 

As lively as the other, and as fresh; + 

But, when the youth was by his father slain, + 

The gods restored his mangled limbs again; + 

Only that place which joins the neck and arm, + 

The rest untouch’d, was found to suffer harm; + 

The loss of which an ivory piece sustain’d; + 

And thus the youth his limbs and life regain’d. + 