quin si fulmineos cogens ad bella gigantas allophilus tua castra velit delere tyrannus, tutus eris, nec te firma statione movebit ipse Charon mundi, numen Marcionis, ipse, qui regit ario vanas sub sole tenebras.
Even should the prince of the Philistines gather his fiery giants for war and seek to destroy thy camp, thou wilt be safe, nor will the very Charon of the world, Marcions deity, he who rules over the unsubstantial realm of darkness below the sun in the sky, dislodge thee from thy strong post.
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