ceu duo diverso pariter si fulmina caelo rupta cadant longumque trahant per nubila crinem: non aliter cursu rapidae atque immane frementes transiliunt campos aurigamque impete vasto, Amphiarae, tuum (nec defuit omen, eriles forte is primus equos stagna ad vicina trahebat) corripiunt;
as though two thunderbolts bursting together from the distant sky were falling, dragging their long hair through the clouds. Not otherwise with rapid rush and hideous roar they bound across the plain and with a vast spring seize upon your charioteer, Amphiaraus. Nor lacked an omen, for he first chanced to be leading his masters horses to the nearby pool.
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