haud aliter collis scrutator Hiberi, cum subiit longeque diem vitamque reliquit, si tremuit suspensus ager subitumque fragorem rupta dedit tellus, latet intus monte soluto obrutus, ac penitus fractum obtritumque cadaver indignantem animam propriis non reddidit astris
Like the searcher of an Iberian  hill, when he has gone below and left daylight and life afar; if the suspended ground trembles and the ruptured earth comes down with a sudden crash, he hides inside, buried by the fallen mountain, nor does the corpse, utterly smashed and crushed, return his indignant spirit to its proper stars.
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