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Capaneus goes on foot looking down upon the war by a whole head. He bears four hides stripped from unbroken steers and piled thereon the stiff weight of a brazen mass. The foul Hydra lies newly slain branching with triple crown. Part flashes rough with live snakes, chased in silver; part is hidden with a skill newly discovered  and dying darkens in tawny gold.
final_alignments\Statius_Thebaid_Book4.json