tunc a sede deum purumque per aethera lapsae armigerae Iovis ante oculos coepere volucres aequoreas monstrare vias ac ducere classem.
Then, coming from the home of the gods and flying through the clear sky, the birds that bear the bolts of Jupiterc came into view, pointing out a path over the sea for the fleet to follow.
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