obfuit ille malis odor anguibus: ipse videbis serpentum cecidisse minas: non stringere dentes ulla potest uncos, sed inani debilis ore marcet et obtuso iacet exarmata veneno.
Such an odour is enemy to noxious snakes; with your own eyes you will see the serpents threatening mien collapse; not one can bare its crooked fangs, but, jaw powerless, each shrivels in weakness and, with its poison blunted, lies disarmed.
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