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Prompt: Nonnus, Dionysiaca 38. 130 ff :"The lightfoot Horai (Horae, Hours) acclaimed [the Okeanis] Klymene's (Clymene's) bridal with Helios (the Sun) Phaesphoros, the Nymphai Neides (Naiad Nymphs) [Okeanides] danced around; in a watery bridal-bower the fruitful maiden was wedded in a flaming union, and received the hot bridegroom into her cool arms."

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Nonnus, Dionysiaca 38. 130 ff :"The lightfoot Horai (Horae, Hours) acclaimed [the Okeanis] Klymene's (Clymene's) bridal with Helios (the Sun) Phaesphoros, the Nymphai Neides (Naiad Nymphs) [Okeanides] danced around; in a watery bridal-bower the fruitful maiden was wedded in a flaming union, and received the hot bridegroom into her cool arms."
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