Interea innumeras nudatis montibus urgent certatim decorantque pyras et corpora maesti summa locant; vadit sonipes cervice remissa venatrix nec turba canum pecudumque morantur; munera fert, quae cuique manus, quae cura suorum, quae fortuna fuit.
Meanwhile in rivalry laying bare the hills they press on with countless pyres and deck them and sadly set the bodies on the summit; the steed goes with drooping neck, nor tarry the hunting bands of hounds nor droves of cattle; as each mans skill of hand, or fortune, or sorrow for his kin, so are their offerings to the dead.
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