sed cum depulso coepisset frigore laetus hospitis eximia sedulitate frui, namque illi agrestem cupiens ostendere vitam silvarum referens optima quaeque dabat, obtulit et calido plenum cratera Lyaeo, laxet ut infusus frigida membra tepor.
But it was different when he had banished the cold and had delightedly begun to enjoy his hosts generous attentions; since, anxious to show him how they lived in the country, the Satyr kept bringing out and serving all the best that the woodland yielded; he set before him also a bowl full of warm wine so that its pervasive heat might loosen the chilliness of his limbs.
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