tempora tum vittis et supplice castus oliva implicat et stricto designat litora ferro:  circum humiles aras ignotaque nomina divum instituit silvaque super contristat opaca, utque metum numenque loco sacramque quietem addidit, ardenti nitidum iubar emicat alto.
Then chastely he binds his brow with fillets and leaves of suppliant olive, and drawing a sword marks out the shore; low altars he sets up around to gods with names unknown, and sheds a gloom with covering of dark foliage, and when he has filled the place with awe of unseen powers and holy quiet, the bright beam flashes from the burning deep.
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