[267-277] The mortal guests give place to the immortals, who come also bringing gifts (278-302), and sit down to the marriage-feast (303-304), while the Parcae, still pursuing their endless task of spinning the thread of fate (305-322), sing the prophetic marriage-song (323-381).
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