saepe etiam mediis furata e collibus uvas inter Oreiadas Panope fluvialis amicas fugit lascivos paganica numina Faunos. dicitur et, medio cum sol stetit igneus orbe, ad commune fretum Satyros vitreasque sorores consortes celebrare choros, cum praebuit horas secretas hominum coetu flagrantior aestus.
Oft also, when she has stolen clusters from the inland hills, Panope, the river lady, with a troop of Oread friends, flees the wanton Fauns, gods of the country-side. And it is said that when the suns fiery orb stops in the midst of his course, the Satyrs and the sister-Nymphs of the crysta depths meet here beside the stream and ply the dance in partnership, what time the fiercer heat affords them hours set free from mortal company.
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