dixit, et emissa praeceps iter incohat hasta: qualis Hyperboreos ubi nubilus institit axes Iuppiter et prima tremefecit sidera bruma, rumpitur Aeolia et longam indignata quietem tollit Hiems animos ventosaque sibilat Arctos; tunc montes undaeque fremunt, tunc proelia caecis nubibus et tonitrus insanaque fulmina gaudent.
He spoke, and hurling his spear begins the rapid route. So when Jupiter takes his stand in cloud upon the Hyperborean pole and shakes the stars with the start of winter, Aeolia is fractured and Storm, chafing at long idleness, plucks up courage and the blustering Bear whistles: then mountains and waves roar, then battles are in the blind clouds, thunders and mad lightnings revel.
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