ut gravis ergo primum letiferos repressit Sirius aestus, et minuere avidae mortis contagia pestes, ceu, sidente Noto cum se maria alta reponunt, propulsa invadit piscator caerula cumba, sic tandem ereptam morbis grassantibus armat Marcellus pubem, lustratis rite maniplis.
Therefore, as soon as the fierce Dog-star cooled its pestilential heat and the devouring plague became less infectious, then, even as the fisherman rows his boat out to sea, when the wind is still and the deep at rest, so at last Marcellus armed his men, snatched from the clutch of disease, and purified the ranks with due sacrifices.
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