sed nunc, Ogygii iussis quando omnis anhelat terra dei tepidaeque latent in pulvere Nymphae, saevior anfractu laterum sinuosa retorquens terga solo siccique nocens furit igne veneni.
But now, when all the land is panting by order of the Ogygian god, and the Nymphs lurk warm  in the sand, he waxes angry, twisting his sinuous back with the curve of his flanks upon the ground, raging balefully with the fire of his dry venom.
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