ast ubi promissis aquilam fallacibus implet, experta est similem perfida lingua fidem; et male mercatis dum quaerit sidera pennis, occidit infelix alitis ungue fero.
She loaded an eagle with false promises, but her untruthful tongue found a broken troth to match her own. While soaring aloft on the wings whose aid she had bought so ill, the wretched tortoise met her death by the birds cruel talons.
final_alignments\Avianus_Fables.json