trepidos sic mole futuri cunctaque iam rerum certa sub imagine passos terror habet vates; piget irrupisse volantum. concilia et caelo mentem insertasse vetanti, auditique odere deos
Terror seizes the seers, thus frightened by the weight of the future, as they suffer all that will betide under a sure semblance. They wish they had not broken in upon the assemblies of the birds and intruded their purpose on heaven that forbade them. They hate the gods that heard their prayer.
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