ipsa sinus hederisque ligat famularibus artus pampineamque quatit ventosis ictibus hastam respiciens, teneat virides velatus habenas ut pater, in nivea tumeant ut cornua mitra et sacer ut Bacchum referat scyphus.
She herself twined the Bacchanal ivy about her bosom and her limbs, and brandished a vine-leaved wand that smote the air; looking back to see that her father in his robes should grasp the leaf-decked reins, that the horns should stand out from the snow-white coif, and that a sacred goblet should bring Bacchus before mens eyes.
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