interea magnum sol circumvolvitur annum et glacialis hiems Aquilonibus asperat undas: aere cavo clipeum, magni gestamen Abantis, postibus adversis figo et rem carmine signo:     aeneas haec de danais victoribus arma.
Meanwhile the sun wheels round the mighty circuit of the year, and icy winter ruffles the waters with northern blasts. A shield of hollow brass, once borne by great Abas, I fix on the entrance pillars and mark the event with a verse:  these arms aeneas from victorious greeks.
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