ergo ex futuris prisca coepit fabula factoque primo res notata est ultima, ut ille mortis inchoator rusticus insulsa terrae deferens libamina Deumque rerum mortuarum deputans rastris redacta digna sacris crederet, viventis atrox aemulator hostiae.
So the tale of olden times took its beginning from things that were to be, and the last deed was indicated by the first, when the countryman who started death, making savourless offerings of the earth and supposing God to be the God of things dead, believed the product of his tools fit for the altar, in his black-hearted jealousy of the living sacrifice.
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