non aliter subtexunt astra catervae incestarum avium, longe quibus aura nocentem ara desertasque tulit sine funere mortes; illo avidae cum voce ruunt, sonat arduus aether plausibus, et caelo volucres cessere minores.
Not otherwise do swarms of foul birds veil the stars when a breeze from afar has brought noxious air and deaths forsaken without burial; thither they rush in noisy greed, the lofty air is loud with flapping wings, and lesser birds retire from the sky.
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