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The power of the god himself followed up their prompt indulgence, approving the words of mortals by celestial compliance. For the snake which the Epidaurians had venerated as Aesculapius, rarely seen and never except to their great benefit, began to glide through the most populous parts of the city, mild of eye and drawing gently along. For three days he was watched amid the religious wonderment of all, showing no uncertain eagerness for the more illustrious dwelling that he sought, and so made his way to the Roman trireme. The sailors were frightened by the novel spectacle, but he ascended where stood the tent of the envoy Q. Ogulnius and in perfect calm wound himself into a circle of many coils.
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