ipsa manu nuptam genetrix Aeneia duxit lumina demissam et dulci probitate rubentem, ipsa toros et sacra parat cultuque Latino dissimulata deam crinem vultusque genasque temperat atque nova gestit minor ire marita.
Aeneas mother with her own hand led the bride, whose eyes are downcast as she blushes sweetly chaste. She herself prepares the bed and the rites, dissembling her deity with Latian attire, and tempers hair and face and eyes, anxious to walk less tall than the newly wed.
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