Marcidus edomito bellum referebat ab Haemo Liber; ibi armiferos geminae iam sidera brumae orgia ferre Getas canumque virescere dorso Othryn et Icaria Rhodopen assueverat umbra, et iam pampineos materna ad moenia currus promovet; effrenae dextra laevaque sequuntur lynces, et uda mero lambunt retinacula tigres.
Languorous Liber was bringing back his warfare from conquered Haemus. There through the stars of two winters he had trained the martial Getae to carry his emblems and hoary Othrys ridge and Rhodope to grow green with Icarian foliage.  And now he brings his vine-clad car to his mothers city. Wild lynxes follow left and right and tigers lick the wine-wet reins.
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