non sic Haemonio Salmonida mixtus Enipeo Taenarius facili pressit amore deus, nec sic caelestem flagrans amor Herculis Heben sensit ab Oetaeis gaudia prima rogis.
Not thus did the god of Taenarum, in the disguise of Haemonian Enipeus, embrace Salmoneus child, the willing victim of his love, nor thus did the passion of Hercules, all afire for divine Hebe, taste its first raptures after he had burned on an Oetean pyre.
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