attonitum visis maioraque bella paventem post confecta Sopor Iunonia iussa relinquit; nec lux terribili purgavit imagine mentem.
He was appalled by the dream, and dreaded a future and more terrible war. Then Sleep, having done Junos bidding, left him; but daylight could not wash out the dreadful vision from his mind.
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