regina ut roseis Auroram surgere bigis vidit et insomni lassatas turbine tandem conticuisse domos, stabilem quando optima facta dant animum maiorque piis audacia coeptis, serta patri iuvenisque comam vestesque Lyaei induit et medium curru locat aeraque circum tympanaque et plenas tacita formidine cistas.
When the Lemnian princess saw Dawn mounting in her rosy chariot, and how at length silence had come upon every home spent with the unresting tumult, since good deeds give courage and righteous acts increase boldness, she arrays her father in garlands, with the tresses of a youth and the robes of Lyaeus, and causes him to stand in a chariot, while around him she places the cymbals and drums, and the caskets, full of mysterious awe.
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