quin etiam tumidis exaequat dolia flammis procere distenta uteros, artosque capellas mentitur parvas ignis glomeratus in orbes hirta figurantis tremulo sub lumine menta, lampadas et fissas ramosos fundit in ignes.
Then again, the fire of comets may match with swollen flames casks with greatly distended paunches; or, massed in compact circles the flickering light of which resembles their shaggy chins, it may feign the appearance of small goats; or it may produce torches which are split into several branches of flame.
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