quid, qui reclusa nudos Garamantes harena infodiunt? quid, qui saevo sepelire profundo exanimos mandant Libycis Nasamones in oris? at Celtae vacui capitis circumdare gaudent ossa, nefas, auro ac mensis ea pocula servant.
The Garamantes, again, dig a hole in the sand and bury the corpse naked, while the Nasamones in Libya commit their dead to the cruel sea for burial. Then the Celts have a horrid practice: they frame the bones of the empty skull in gold, and keep it for a drinking-cup.
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