hanc superincendit Venus atque his vocibus implet: vade age et aequoream, virgo, delabere Lemnon et cunctas mihi verte domos, praecurrere qualis bella soles, cum mille tubas armataque campis agmina et innumerum flatus confingis equorum adfore iam luxu turpique cupidine captos fare viros carasque toris inducere Thressas.
Venus inflames her yet more and inspires her with these words: Up, thou! get thee down to sea-girt Lemnos and stir up every home for me, even as when thou comest heralding war, bringing tales of a thousand trumpets and armed multitudes on the plains and the snortings of countless chargers. Tell how the men are coming, enslaved by delicate living and shameful lust, and are bringing women from Thrace to share the bed of love.
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