sic ubi Mygdonios planctus sacer abluit Almo, laetaque iam Cybele festaeque per oppida taedae, quis modo tam saevos adytis fluxisse cruores cogitet? aut ipsi qui iam meminere ministri? inde, ubi sacrificas cum coniuge venit ad aras Aesonides, unaque adeunt pariterque precari incipiunt, ignem Pollux undamque iugalem praetulit, et dextrum pariter vertuntur in orbem.
So when the holy Almo washes away Mygdonian sorrows, and Cybele now is glad and festal torches gleam in the city streets, who would think that cruel wounds have lately gushed in the temples? or who of the votaries themselves remember them? Then, when Jason came to the altar of sacrifice with his bride, and together they drew nigh and together began to pray, Pollux proffered fire and nuptial water, and both together turn rightward in a circle.
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