Clara laboriferos caelo Tithonia currus extulerat vigilesque deae pallentis habenas et Nox et cornu fugiebat Somnus inani; iam plangore viae, gemitu iam regia mugit flebilis, acceptos longe nemora avia frangunt multiplicantque sonos.
Bright Tithonia had raised her toil-bearing chariot in the sky, Night and Sleep with empty horn were fleeing from the pale goddess wakeful reins. Now the streets are loud with wailing, now the tearful palace with moans; the pathless forests afar take and break and multiply the sounds.
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