tardius umenti noctem deiecit Olympo Iuppiter et versum miti, reor, aethera cura sustinuit, dum Fata vetant, nec longius umquam cessavere novae perfecto sole tenebrae.
Slower than of wont Jupiter cast night down from dewy Olympus and with gentle care, methinks, held back the turning sky, even as the Fates forbid; nor did new darkness ever tarry longer after the suns work was done.
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