ante ducem spolia et, duri Mavortis imago, virginei currus cumulataque fercula cristis et tristes ducuntur equi truncaeque bipennes, quis nemora et solidam Maeotida caedere suetae, gorytique leves portantur et ignea gemmis cingula et informes dominarum sanguine peltae.
Before the chief spoils are led and, image of hard Mavors, virgin chariots, wagons piled with crests, sad horses, broken axes with which the women were wont to cleave forests and frozen Maeotis; light quivers are carried and belts blazing with gems and bucklers marred by the blood of their mistresses.
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