dat pictas auro atque ardentes murice vestes, quas rapuit telis festina vocantibus austris Hypsipyle; galeam dilectaque cingula regi inicit; ille suam vultus conversus ad urbem sceptra manu veterum retinet gestamen avorum.
He makes gift of raiment gold-embroidered and glowing with crimson dye, torn in haste from the looms by Hypsipyle when the south winds called; thereon he casts the helm and the baldric that the king held dear; he with his face turned toward his city holds in his hand the sceptre that his forefathers bore of old.
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