tum vero optatis potitur; nec passa precari ulterius dedit acre decus fecundaque monstris cingula, non pietas quibus aut custodia famae, non pudor, at contra levis et festina cupido adfatusque mali dulcisque labantibus error et metus et demens alieni cura pericli.
Now at last she has what she desires: suffering no further prayer she gives her the dangerous ornament, the girdle fruitful in dire issues, that knows not piety nor care of good repute nor honour, but rather fickleness and hot desire, and inducement to ill and sin that allures the wavering, and fear and the distracting terror of anothers peril.
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