[280] quoscumque: continued by the simple quos in the two following clauses, in the latter of which occurs the noun flores, which the relatives modify. Chiron has gathered the wealth of blossoms from plain, mountain, and riverside to deck the interior of the house, while Peneus (v. 285) brings masses of foliage to adorn the approaches to it.
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