hic specus, ingentem laxans telluris hiatum, caecum iter ad manes tenebroso limite pandit, qua novus ignotas Hymenaeus venit in oras: hac Stygius quondam, stimulante Cupidine, rector ausus adire diem, maestoque Acheronte relicto, egit in illicitas currum per inania terras.
(At Henna a cave, opening up a vast fissure in the earth, reveals a hidden way and dark passage to Hades, by which a strange bridal procession once came up to a land unknown. For by it the Stygian king,c stung by Cupids arrow, dared to approach the light of day and, leaving doleful Acheron, drove his chariot through empty space to the forbidden earth.
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