vix haec ediderat, decerpunt vitibus uvas et portant calathis celerique elidere planta concava saxa super properant: vindemia fervet collibus in summis, crebro pede rumpitur uva nudaque purpureo sparguntur pectora musto.
Scarce had he uttered these words, when they snatched the grapes from the vines, carried them in baskets and hastened to crush them on hollowed stones with nimble foot. On the hill-tops the vintage goes on apace, grapes are burst by frequent tread, and naked breasts are besprinkled with purple must.
final_alignments\Nemesianus_Bucolica.json