ille, quod haud alias, stetit et trepidantia torsit sibila, seque metu postquam sua vellera circum sustulit atque omnis spiris exhorruit arbor, incipit inde sequi et vacuo furit ore per auras.
The snake, as never before, lifted his head and sent forth vibrant hisses; and when in alarm he had raised himself about the fleece he guarded, while all the tree bristled with his coils, then he began to search, and raged through the air with empty jaws.
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