Iamque et fatidici mens expugnata fatiscit auguris; ille quidem casus et dira videbat signa, sed ipsa manu cunctanti iniecerat arma Atropos obrueratque deum, nec coniugis absunt insidiae, vetitoque domus iam fulgurat auro.
And now the fate-speaking augurs resolve wilts perforce. To be sure he sees the event, the dire signs, but Atropos herself had put arms into his doubting hand and overwhelmed the god.  Nor is his wifes treachery lacking, and already his house flares with forbidden gold.
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