at Mavors, moto proturbans ara telo et clipeo campum involvens, Aetnaea Cyclopum munere fundentem loricam incendia gestat ac pulsat fulva consurgens aethera crista.
And Mars, driving the air before him by the movement of his spear, and covering the plain with his shield, wore a breastplate, the gift of the Cyclopes,b which sent forth fire of Etna; and, as he rose high, his golden plume struck the heavens.
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