patrios extinxi noxia tauros; terrigenas in fata dedi; fusum ecce draconis corpus habes, iamque omne nefas, iam, spero, peregi quaerenti tunc deinde viam, qua se arduus heros ferret ad aurigerae caput arboris, eia, per ipsum scande age et adverso gressus ait imprime dorso.
My noxious art has quenched my fathers bulls, has laid low the earth-born: lo! there lies the dragons body at thy feet, and at last'I hope, at last'I have accomplished all my deadly deeds. Then when the hero asked by what way he should climb aloft to the summit of the gold-freighted tree: Courage, she cries, go climb the serpent himself, and set thy footsteps on his back, there in thy path!
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