sed quis non prima refellat monstra deum longosque sibi non auguret annos? iamque solutus honos cineri, iam passibus aegris dilapsae cum prole nurus, tandemque quiescunt dissona pervigili planctu vada, qualiter arctos ad patrias avibus medio iam vere revectis Memphis et aprici statio silet annua Nili.
But who is not fain to reject heavens earliest omens, and prophesy for himself long years to come? And now the ashes had had their meed of honour, now with failing steps the wives and the children depart; at last the waters have rest from the discordant, sleepless lamentation: as when in mid-spring the birds have returned to their native north, and Memphis is silent now, and their yearly tarrying-ground on sunny Nile.
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