Cumsceptres with scentaurs stay

• "Et concepit de Spiritu Sancto:" (Latin) "And she conceived by the power of Holy Spirit". Second line of the Angelus, a Catholic devotion to the Virgin Mary, which begins "Angelus Domini nuntiavit Mariæ"
• sceptres
• centaurs: half-man, half-horse from Greek muth
• scent tars
• cumsceptres: penises. Cum, meaning to ejaculate is on record from the 1920. See etymology of cum
• cum scepters with censors stay: penises stay with the censors, i.e., they are not published; they are censored.
• cum scepters with centaurs stay: centaurs were such randy beasts with erections lasting for hours.
• circumspectors with centers stay those who look around stay around a center
• consenters (with the previous “a licence” alluding to marriage?)