sic ubi virgineis Hecate lassata Therapnis ad patrem fratremque redit, comes haeret eunti mater et ipsa umeros exsertaque bracchia velat; ipsa arcu pharetraque levat vestemque latentem deducit sparsosque tumet componere crines.
So when Hecate  returns weary from virginal Therapne to her father and brother, her mother attends her as she walks, herself covering shoulders and bared arms, herself relieving of bow and quiver, drawing down the girt-up gown and proudly ordering the dishevelled locks.
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