Neque enim iustius religiosam moram viatori obiecerit aut ara floribus redimita aut spelunca frondibus inumbrata aut quercus cornibus onerata aut fagus pellibus coronata, vel enim colliculus saepimine consecratus vel truncus dolamine effigiatus vel caespes libamine umigatus vel lapis unguine delibutus.
For nothing can more fittingly present a traveler with a pious reason to linger'not an altar garlanded with flowers, a cave shaded by branches, an oak hung with antlers, a beech hung with hides, or even a hillock consecrated by a fence, a tree stump carved into an image, an altar of turf moistened by a libation, or a stone smeared with unguent.
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