ut omnia rursum quae fuerint sint placato conversa furore; cetera quae fieri in terris caeloque tuentur mortales, pavidis cum pendent mentibu saepe, et faciunt animos humilis formidine divom depressosque premunt ad terram propterea quod ignorantia causarum conferre deorum cogit ad imperium res et concedere regnum.
so that all is once more what it was, changed with its fury appeased; and [I will explain] all else there; that men see happening in earth and sky, when they are often held in suspense with affrighted wits'happenings which abase their spirits through fear of the gods, keeping them crushed to the earth, because which men their ignorance of causes compels them to refer the gods events to the dominion of the gods, and to yield them the place of kings.
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