tener horruit heres et coluit quidquid sibimet venerabile cani monstrarant atavi; puerorum infantia primo errorem cum lacte bibit, gustaverat inter vagitus de farre molae, saxa inlita ceris viderat unguentoque lares umescere nigros.
The young heir bowed shuddering before anything which his hoary ancestors had designated as worshipful in their eyes. Children in their infancy drank in the error with their first milk; while still at the crying stage, they had tasted of the sacrificial meal, and had seen mere stones coated with wax and the grimy gods of the house dripping with unguent.
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