nec cuiquam absentes arserunt in caput ignes exitium nato matre movente suo; Penthea non saevae venantur in arbore Bacchae, nec solvit Danaas subdita cerva rates; cornua nec valuit curvare in paelice Iuno aut faciem turpi dedecorare bove;.
nor have distant fires burned for a victims death as his mother works her own sons undoing;no cruel Bacchants hunt Pentheus in a tree, no substitute hind gives release to a Greek fleet, and Juno has not availed to fashion a crescent of horns on a rivals head or disfigure her beauty with the ugliness of a cow
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