insuper auratos collegerat ipse dracones, matris Horae specimen, linguisque adversus utrimque congruit et tereti serpens dat vulnera gemmae.
Thereon had he himself joined serpents of gold, in likeness of Hora his mother; from either hand did the snakes tongues meet, darting wounds upon a shapely gem.
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