nec luxus ullus mersaeque libidine vitae Campanis modus; accumulant variasque per artes scenarum certant epulas distinguere ludo, ut strepit assidue ad Phrygiam Nilotica loton Memphis Amyclaeo pariter lasciva Canopo.
For the men of Capua set no limits to the luxury and profligacy of their lives: they went further and further: using various arts, they sought to set off their banquets by means of stage-plays: so Memphis on the Nile resounds ever with the Phrygian flute and matches Spartan Canopus in its revelry.
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