Iuppiter ipse levi vectus per inania curru adfuit et caelo vicinum liquit Olympum intentaque tuis precibus se praebuit aure cunctaque veraci capite adnuit: additus aris laetior eluxit structos super ignis acervos.
Jupiter himself rode in airy chariot through the void unto thy side, and left Olympus, neighbour of the sky. He gave himself with ear attentive to thy prayers, and granted all, bowing the head that never lies; and when fire touched the altar, its glad flare rose on high above the piled-up incense.
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