quippe etenim primo quasi quendam conciet aestum; posterius fit uti, cum iam cecidere veneni in fontis ipsos, ibi sit quoque vita vomenda propterea quod magna mali fit copia circum.
For at first indeed it seems to excite in them a sort of giddiness; afterwards, when they have fallen into the very fountains of poison, in that place life also has to be vomited forth, because there is so great a store of mischief around them.
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