quippe serunt diros monitus volucresque feraeque sideraque adversique suis decursibus amnes, infestumque tonat pater et mala fulgura lucent; terrificaeque adytis voces clausaeque deorum sponte fores; nunc sanguineus, nunc saxeus imber, et subiti manes flentumque occursus avorum.
For birds and beasts give dire warnings, and stars, and rivers turned contrary to their downward courses. The Father thunders balefully and evil lightnings flash. Terrifying voices come from sanctuaries and temple doors shut on their own. It rains now blood, now stones, ghosts appear suddenly and weeping ancestors confront.
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