sunt qui quadriviis brevioribus ire parati vilia Niliacis venerantur holuscula in hortis, porrum et caepe deos inponere nubibus ausi, alliaque et senapin caeli super astra locare.
Some are ready to go by shorter cross-roads and worship paltry vegetables in gardens by the Nile, daring to set leek and onion in the clouds as gods and put garlic and mustard above the stars in the sky.
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