
<|begin_of_box|><thinking>I need to carefully analyze the circuit diagram to identify all components and their connections. The circuit has four nodes labeled 0, 1, 2, and 3. 

Starting with the voltage source V1: It's connected between node 0 (positive terminal) and node 2 (negative terminal), so this becomes "V1 0 2".

Next, resistor R1: Connected between node 2 and node 1, giving "R1 2 1".

Resistor R2: Connected between node 0 (positive) and node 3 (negative), resulting in "R2 0 3".

Capacitor C1: Connected between node 2 and node 3, so "C1 2 3".

The dependent current source: This is a voltage-controlled current source (G-source) labeled x1V0, meaning its current is proportional to V0 (the voltage across R2). The source is connected between node 3 (positive terminal, where current enters) and node 1 (negative terminal, where current exits). The controlling voltage V0 is measured across nodes 0 and 3, so this becomes "G x1V0 3 1 x1*V(0,3)".

I've verified all components are included and node connections are correctly identified according to standard SPICE notation.</thinking>
<answer>V1 0 2
R1 2 1
R2 0 3
C1 2 3
G x1V0 3 1 x1*V(0,3)</answer>