insequeris casusque tuos expressa, Phalere, arma geris; patula nam lapsus ab arbore parvum ter quater ardenti tergo circumvenit anguis: stat procul intendens dubium pater anxius arcum; tum caelata metus alios gerit arma Eribotes.
Thou followest him, Phalerus, and on thy arms is stamped the picture of thy fortune; a snake is slipping from a spreading tree, and thrice and four times is coiling its fiery back about thy small body; close by thy father stands in dread looking at his uncertain bow; Eribotes also bears arms carved in terrible fashion.
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