Delius hic longe candenti veste sacerdos occurrit ramoque vocat: iamque ipse recenti stat tumulo placida transmittens agmina lauro, ducit et ad fluvios ac vincula solvere monstrat prima pedum glaucasque comis praetexere frondes imperat, hinc alte Phoebi surgentis ad orbem ferre manus totisque simul procumbere campis.
Then the Delian priest in white robe shining from afar hastens to meet them and beckons with a branch; and now taking his stand upon the new-made barrow he touches with propitious bay-leaf the troop as they pass by him, and leads them to the river streams and teaches them first to loose the fastenings of their feet and bind grey leaves about their hair, then bids them raise high their hands to the orb of orient Phoebus and together fall prostrate over all the plain.
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