Interea auguriis monstrisque minacibus urbem territat ante monens semper deus et data seri signa mali; reddi iubet exitiale sacerdos vellus et Haemoniis infaustum mittere terris.
Meantime the god who ever forewarns terrifies the city with omens and threatening portents and gives signs of late-arriving ill; the priest bids the fatal fleece be given back and sent to bring ill luck to the Haemonian land.
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