Sic prior Aeneas, sequitur sic deinde Latinus suspiciens caelum, tenditque ad sidera dextram: haec eadem, Aenea, terram, mare, sidera, iuro Latonaeque genus duplex Ianumque bifrontem, vimque deum infernam et duri sacraria Ditis; audiat haec genitor qui foedera fulmine sancit.
Thus first Aeneas speaks, and after him Latinus thus follows, lifting eyes to heaven, and stretching his right hand to the stars: By these same Powers I swear, Aeneas, by earth, sea, stars, Latonas twofold offspring, and two-faced Janus, and the might of gods below, and the shrines of cruel Dis: may the great Sire hear my words, who sanctions treaties with his thunderbolt!
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