Bistonas ad meritos cum cornua saeva Thyoneus torsit et infelix iam mille furoribus Haemus, iam Rhodopes nemora alta gemunt, talem incita longis porticibus coniunxque fugit natique Lycurgum.
even such, when Thyoneus has turned his savage horns against the guilty Thracians, and now the mountains of unhappy Haemus filled with madness a thousandfold, now the tall forests of Rhodope groan'such was Lycurgus before whom wife and sons in flight speed down the long colonnades.
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