qu PRON10NOMPF gens N33NOMSF tam ADVPOS stolid ADJ11NOMSFPOS es V73PRESACTIVEIND3S anim N11LOCPF tam ADVPOS barbar N11NOMSF qu PRON10NOMPF v N33LOCSF superstitio N31NOMSF tam ADVPOS sordid ADJ11NOMSFPOS qu PRON10NOMPF caniform ADJ32ACCSCPOS latr VPAR11ACCSCPRESACTIVEPPL que CONJ thron N21DATSM cael N21GENSM praepon V31PRESACTIVESUB3S Anubem OTHER nemo N31NOMSC cloacin ADJ11GENSFPOS aut CONJ Eponae OTHER sup V11PRESPASSIVESUB1S astr N22NOMPN de N11DATPF d V11PRESACTIVEIND3S sol N31GENPM  olid ADJ11ACCSFPOS persolv V31PRESACTIVESUB3S acerr N11ACCSF sacrileg N21LOCPM que CONJ mol N11ACCSF man N41DATPF rim V11PRESSUB3S et CONJ ext N22NOMPN
What race is so dull in mind or so barbarous in speech, what superstition so low, as to set forward the dog-shaped barking Anubis on the throne of heaven? No man gives a seat of power above the stars to the goddesses Cloacina or Epona, though he pay an offering of strong-smelling incense and dig unholy hands into the sacred meal and the entrails.
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