ex quo mortalem praestrinxit Spiritus alvum, Spiritus ille Deus, Deus et se corpore matris induit atque hominem de virginitate creavit, Delphica damnatis tacuerunt sortibus antra, non tripodas cortina regit, non spumat anhelus fata Sibyllinis fanaticus edita libris.
Since the Spirit, that Spirit who is God, touched a mortal womb and God entered into a mothers body and by a virgin made himself man, the cavern of Delphi has fallen silent, its oracles condemned; no longer does the cauldron direct responses from the tripod. No longer does a priest possessed utter with foaming mouth and panting breath fates drawn from Sibylline Books.
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