adfuit unanimis Venus, hortatorque Cupido suscitat adfixam maestis Aeetida curis; ipsa suas illi croceo subtegmine vestes induit, ipsa suam duplicem Cytherea coronam donat et arsuras alia cum virgine gemmas.
Venus smiled upon the lovers, and Cupid with his pleadings roused Aeetes daughter from the gloomy thoughts that vexed her; Cytherea clothes the girl with her own robe of saffron texture, and gives her her own twofold coronal and the jewels destined to burn upon another bride.
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