quidquid Amalthea, quidquid Marpesia dixit Herophile, Phoeto Graia quod admonuit, quotque Aniena sacras Tiburs per flumina sortes portarat sicco pertuleratque sinu hae fore dixerunt belli mala signa cometen, multus ut in terras deplueretque lapis.
All that Amalthea, all that Herophile of Marpessos foretold, all the warnings of Grecian Phoeto and of all the sacred lots that the Sibyl of Tibur carried through the stream of Anio and in dry bosom bore them home'these told that a comet should appear, the evil sign of war, and how that thick on earth should fall the stony shower.
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