ordo docet casus: fessis hic flumina monstrat Hypsipyle Danais, hic reptat flebilis infans, hic iacet, extremum tumuli circum asperat orbem squameus; exspectes morientis ab ore cruenta sibila, marmorea sic volvitur anguis in hasta.
There stands a mass of stone, a great temple for the ashes, and therein a sculptured series tells the story: here is Hypsipyle showing the stream to the weary Danai, here crawls the poor babe, here he lies while the circling scaly one rasps the round edge of the knoll.
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