tunc caras iniere fores comitique canoro hic chelyn, hic flavam maculoso nebrida tergo, hic thyrsos, hic plectra ferunt; hic enthea lauro tempora, pampinea crinem premit ille corona.
Then they enter the door they love. One brings to his songful friend a lyre, the other a yellow dappled fawn skin; one wands, the other quills. One covers his poetic temples with laurel, the other his hair with crown of vine leaves.
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