quin illum atro, quo freta, veneno, illum etiam totis adstantem noctibus anguem, qui nemus omne suum quique aurea (respice porro) vellera tot spiris circum, tot ductibus implet, fallat et in somnos ingenti solvat ab orno.
Ay, and that serpent too, that whole nights long keeps guard and winds innumerable circling coils about his grove and (look thou yonder!) about the golden fleece'him let her enchant with the black venom wherein she trusts, and lure him into slumber from his mighty ash tree.
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