quae gens tam stolida est animis, tam barbaralinguis, quaeve superstitio tam sordida, quae caniformem latrantemque throno caeli praeponat Anubem? nemo Cloacinae aut Eponae super astra deabus dat solium, quamvis olidam persolvat acerram sacrilegisque molam manibus rimetur et exta.
What race is so dull in mind or so barbarous in speech, what superstition so low, as to set forward the dog-shaped barking Anubis on the throne of heaven? No man gives a seat of power above the stars to the goddesses Cloacina or Epona, though he pay an offering of strong-smelling incense and dig unholy hands into the sacred meal and the entrails.
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