ut vero et celsis suamet iuga nixa columnis vidit et infectos etiamnum sanguine currus, paene retro turbatus abit: nec summa Tonantis iussa sed Arcadiae retinent spiramina virgae.
But when he saw his yoke resting on the lofty pillars and the chariot still bloodstained, he almost turned tail in confusion; nor do the high commands of the Thunderer hold him back, but the breathings  of the Arcadian wand.
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