inde etiam par mortis honos, tumulisque recepti inter avos positusque virum; iam pectora ferro terribilesque innexa iubas ruit agmine nigro latratuque cohors, quanto sonat horrida Ditis ianua vel superas Hecates comitatus in auras.
Therefore in death also have they equal honours, and they are received among ancestors and heroes tombs; now, their breasts and dreadful crests entwined with iron, the troop rushes on in black array and with baying loud as that which rings at the grim gate of Dis or from Hecates escort to the world above.
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