Tristibus interea ramis teneraque cupresso damnatus flammae torus et puerile feretrum texitur: ima virent agresti stramina cultu; proxima gramineis operosior area sertis, et picturatus morituris floribus agger; tertius assurgens Arabum strue tollitur ordo Eoas complexus opes incanaque glebis tura et ab antiquo durantia cinnama Belo.
Meanwhile a couch doomed to flame, a childish bier, is woven from sad branches of tender cypress. The lowest part is strewn with rustic greenery, next is a space more elaborate with herbal wreaths and a mound decked with flowers soon to die. The third tier rears high with an Arabian heap, comprising eastern wealth and white lumps of incense and cinnamon lasting from ancient Belus.
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