inde nitentem lumine purpureo frontem cinxere corymbi, et fusae per colla comae, dextraque pependit cantharus, ac vitis, thyrso delapsa virenti, festas Nysaeo redimivit palmite mensas.
Straightway ivy crowned his brows that glowed and flushed; his locks flowed down over his shoulders; a beaker hung down from his right hand; and a vine-plant, falling from his green thyrsus, clothed the festive board with the leaves of Nysa.
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