per multos itaque illa dies eadem obversantur ante oculos, etiam vigilantes ut videantur cernere saltantis et mollia membra moventis, et citharae liquidum carmen chordasque loquentis auribus accipere, et consessum cernere eundem scenaique simul varios splendere decores.
For many days then these same things are moving before their eyes, so that even while awake they seem to perceive dancers swaying their supple limbs, to hear in their ears the lyres rippling tune and its speaking strings, to behold the same assemblage and with it the diverse glories of the stage in their brightness.
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