saevior ingenti Mavortis in arbore restat, crede, labor, quem'tanta utinam fiducia nostri sit tibi nocturnaeque Hecates nostrique vigoris dixerat, utque virum doceat, quae monstra supersint, protinus immensis recubantem anfractibus anguem turbat et Haemonii subito ducis obicit umbram.
There remains yet a direr task, believe me, at the huge tree of Mars, a task which'ah, would that thou hadst so much faith in me and in Hecate, queen of night, and in the power we sway! She spoke, and that she might show the hero what monsters yet remained, she forthwith roused the snake reposing on his innumerable curves and suddenly cast upon him the shadow of the Haemonian prince.
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