hic aliud Venus et multo magis ipsa tremendum orsa nefas gemitus fingit vocesque cadentum inrupitque domos, et singultantia gestans ora manu taboque sinus perfusa recenti arrectaque coma meritos en prima revertor ulta toros, premit ecce dies tum verbere victas in thalamos agit et cunctantibus ingerit enses.
And now Venus set her hands to yet another and more awful crime; she caused a sound as of groans and cries of men struck down; she rushed into houses clutching a head still throbbing, with fresh blood staining her bosom and her hair streaming in terror. Look! she cries, I am the first to return; I have avenged the guilty bed! See, day is at hand! She drives them before her lash into the chambers, and forces swords into their faltering hands.
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