hinc Allifanus Iaccho haud inamatus ager nymphisque habitata Casinis rura evastantur; mox et vicinus Aquinas et, quae fumantem texere Giganta, Fregellae agmine carpuntur volucri.
Next they laid waste the land of Allifae, dear to Bacchus, and the country where the nymphs of Casinum dwell; and soon the speedy column passed Aquinum, and Fregellae where a buried Giant sends up smoke.
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