hic orbam Autonon, et anhelam cernimus Ino respectantem arcus et ad ubera dulce prementem pignus, et oppositis Semelen a ventre lacertis.
Here we see bereaved Autono and panting Ino as she looks back at the bow  and presses her sweet child to her breast, and Semele with arms outstretched to protect her belly.
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