tunc fessas posuere manus, tunc arida anheli pectora, discussa quales formidine Averni Alcides Theseusque comes pallentia iungunt oscula, vix primas amplexi luminis oras.
Then let they fall their weary arms, then gave relief to their dry and panting breasts, even as Alcides and Theseus his companion, the terror of Avernus past, join in a pallid embrace, ere well they greet the first precincts of the light.
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