Tauri quidem et arietis insuper Perseus'dexterioribus subter currens basem vergiliis, at sinisterioris caput arietis'et manu dextra innitens Cassiepiae simulacro, laeva supra tauri tenet gorgoneum ad summum caput, subiciensque Andromedae pedibus.
Above the Bull and the Ram stands Perseus; his right foot supporting the Pleiades; on his left, the head of the Ram; with his right hand he rests on the constellation of Cassiopeia; with his left he holds the Gorgons head above the Bull and lays it at the feet of Andromeda.
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