iam iuga Percotes Pariumque infame fragosis exuperant Pityamque vadis, transmissaque puppi Lampsacus, Ogygii quam nec trieterica Bacchi sacra neque arcanis Phrygius furor invehit antris, sed suus in Venerem raptat deus.
And now they win past the ridges of Percote, and Parium ill-famed from its booming shoals, Pitya too, and Lampsacus sent sternwards, Lampsacus whose dwellers no triennial festival of Bacchus nor Phrygian madness bids gather in secret caverns, but their own god hales them to Venus.
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