At Messalina, non alias solutior lu

At Messalina, non alias solutior luxu, adulto auctumno simulacrum vindemiae per domum celebrabat. Urgeri prela, fluere lacus ; et feminae pellibus accinctae assultabant ut sacrificantes vel insanientes Bacchae ; ipsa crine fluxo thyrsum quatiens, juxtaque Silius hedera vinctus, gerere cothurnos, jacere caput, strepente circum procaci choro.
Tacite, Annales, liv. XI.

Résultats (Anglais) 1:

But Messalina, there would be other more wildly profligate than the autumn representation of the vintage in her new home. Insist upon being squeezed, flow stress; women girt with skins assultabant to their worship or their frenzy; flowing hair shook the thyrsus shaking, in front of Silius ivy and wearing the boots, to lay the head, till the roads some lascivious chorus.
Cornelius Tacitus, Annales, liv. 11.