prosilit in medios, visu audituque tremendus impatiensque dei, fragili quem mente receptum non capit: exundant stimuli, nudusque per ora stat furor et trepidas incerto sanguine tendit exhauritque genas; acies huc errat et illuc, sertaque mixta comis sparsa cervice flagellat.
He leaps into the midst, terrible to see and to hear, unable to bear the deity'too much for the frail receiving mind to contain. His pangs flow over and naked frenzy stands in his face, swelling and draining his quivering cheeks with uncertain blood. His eyes wander hither and thither, and tossing his neck he flails the garland entwined with his hair.
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