ubique ipsum, sed non usquam ore remisso cernere erat: talem divina Mulciber arte ediderat; nondum radiis monstratus adulter foeda catenato luerat conubia lecto.
Everywhere himself was to be seen, but nowhere with easy look; thus had Mulciber portrayed him with his divine art. Not yet had he been revealed an adulterer by sunbeams and expiated a shameful union in a chained bed.
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