succedit iniquo divisis spatio, quod terna lampade crispans conspicitur, paribus Deltoton nomine sidus ex simili dictum, Cepheusque et Cassiepia in poenas sinuata suas iuxtaque relictam Andromedan, vastos metuentem Pristis hiatus, [expositam ponto deflet scopulisque revinctam] ni veterem Perseus caelo quoque servet amorem auxilioque iuvet fugiendaque Gorgonis ora sustineat spoliumque sibi pestemque videnti.
There follows, with two equal sides parted by one unequal, a sign seen flashing with three stars and named Deltoton, called after its likeness. Next come Cepheus and Cassiepia, twisting to witness the sacrifice she caused and Andromeda abandoned hard by, who would shrink before the enormous gaping jaws of the Sea-monster, did not Perseus even in heaven maintain his former love and come with timely aid, holding up the dread face of the Gorgon, a triumph for him but death for the beholder.
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