At non Aoniae moderator perfidus aulae nocte sub ancipiti, quamvis umentibus astris longus ad auroram superet labor, otia somni accipit; invigilant animo scelerisque parati supplicium exercent curae; tum plurima versat, pessimus in dubiis augur, timor.
But the perfidious governor of the Aonian palace takes not sleeps repose in the dubious  night, even though the dewy stars have long to labour before the dawn. Cares keep vigil in his mind and wreak punishment for plotted crime, and fear (in times of doubt the worst of prophets) revolves many things.
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