Book VI, 57

To thee, goat-footed Pan, did Teucer, the Arab, dedicate on the pine-tree this lion’s skin, armed with five-pointed claws, flenched with its tawny, gaping head, and the very lance he slew it with. On the half-eaten lance-head on which the brute vented its roaring anger, remain the marks of its teeth. But the Nymphs of the streams and woods celebrated its death by a dance, since it often used to terrify them too.