cultor Baccheus Acontea Phegeus iam vacuum telis geminoque in sanguine ovantem comminus ense petit; subeunt Tegeaea iuventus auxilio tardi: iam supra sacra ferarum corpora maerenti iuvenis iacet ultio Baccho.
Bacchus worshipper Phegeus attacks Aconteus, now out of weapons and triumphing in the couples blood, with sword face to face. The men of Tegea come to his rescue, but they are too slow. Already the young man lies on the sacred bodies of the beasts, avenging Bacchus sorrow.
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