at, magnis semper divis regique deorum iurari dignata palus, picis horrida rivo, fumiferum volvit Styx inter sulphura limum.
Next is the Styx, by which the high gods and even the king of the gods deign to swear; dreadful with its stream of pitch, it carries down sulphur and steaming mud together.
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