Penthea iam fractis genetrix Cadmeia thyrsis iamque remissa deo pectusque adaperta cruentum insequitur planctu; fugit ille per avia Lethes et Stygios super usque lacus, ubi mitior illum flet pater et lacerum componit corpus Echion.
His Cadmean mother follows Pentheus with lamentation, her wand now broken, now released of the god, her breasts open  and bleeding. He flees through Lethes wilderness even beyond the Stygian lake, where his kindlier  father Echion weeps him and composes his torn body.
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