ingluviem immensi ventris gravidamque venenis alvum deprensi satiabant fonte leones, aut acta ad fluvium torrenti lampade solis armenta et tractae foeda gravitate per auras ac tabe afflatus volucres.
He filled his vast maw and poison-breeding belly with lions caught when they came for water, or with cattle driven to the river when the sun was hot, and with birds brought down from the sky by the foul stench and corruption of the atmosphere.
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