hanc undante mero fundens vocat ordine cunctos caelicolas, Phoebum ante alios, Phoebum omnis ad aras laude ciet comitum famulumque evincta pudica fronde manus, cui festa dies largoque refecti ture vaporatis lucent altaribus ignes.
With this he pours the streaming wine and invokes all the sky-dwellers in turn, Phoebus before all. The band of his companions and servants, garlanded with chaste foliage,  all praise Phoebus and summon him to the altar. For him the festal day, for him glow the fires revived by lavish incense on the smoking hearth.
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