per te, quae superis divisque potentior imis, perque haec, virgo, tuo redeuntia sidera nutu atque per has nostri iuro discriminis horas: umquam ego si meriti sim noctis et immemor huius, si te sceptra, domum, si te liquisse parentes senseris et me umquam non haec promissa tuentem, tum me non tauros iuvet evasisse ferosque terrigenas, tum me tectis tua turbet in ipsis flamma tuaeque artes; nullus succurrere contra.
By this power that sways alike gods above and gods below, by the stars whose course thy will, O maiden, can turn, by this hour of our peril do I swear: if ever I forget this night, this deed of thine, thy flight from sceptre, home and parents, if thou find me ever regardless of this promise, then let it not avail me to have escaped the bulls and the savage earth-born men, then in my very home let thy flames and cunning arts affright me;
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