at pater omnipotens ira tum percitus acri magnanimum Phaethonta repenti fulminis ictu deturbavit equis in terram, Solque cadenti obvius aeternam succepit lampada mundi, disiectosque redegit equos iunxitque trementis, inde suum per iter recreavit cuncta gubernans, scilicet ut veteres Graium cecinere poetae.
But the almighty Father, stirred then with fierce anger, crashed down ambitious Phathon from his car to the earth with a sudden thunderbolt, and the Sun, meeting his fall, caught up from him the everlasting lamp of the world, and bringing back the scattered horses yoked them in trembling, and then guiding them on their proper path, restored all again'that, you know, is the tale which the old Grecian poets have sung.
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