Postquam oleo gavisa cutis, petit aequor uterque procursu medium atque hausta vestitur harena, dum madidos artus alterno pulvere siccant, collaque demersere umeris et bracchia late vara tenent.
After their skins had rejoiced in oil, both run into the middle of the ground and clothe themselves with handfuls of sand, each drying wet limbs with alternate dust,  and sink their necks in their shoulders and hold their arms curved wide.
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