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 1 I   |          avenge the queen of the serpents:~“He pursued the female
 2 II  |     those who watch the trail of serpents, those who read the stars,
 3 IV  |         eaters of shell-fish and serpents. They used to go into caves
 4 V   | terrifying confusion. There were serpents with feet, and bulls with
 5 VI  |        feathers, and jackals’ or serpents’ heads,—which gaped towards
 6 VI  |        that strength of sun-born serpents may penetrate into the marrow
 7 VII |          well! He has no fear of serpents, or thunder, or phantoms.
 8 VIII|          out in the air like red serpents; their breasts were furnished
 9 X   |      drawn from the attitudes of serpents. But the basket was empty;
10 XI  |       than cedars, milk-coloured serpents cause the fruit to fall
11 XII |       Gaetulians in cuirasses of serpents’ skin; then the Pharusians,
12 XIII|    catapults vessels filled with serpents which had been brought by
13 XIII|          on the flag-stones, the serpents ran about, seemed to multiply,
14 XIV |       discovering chameleons and serpents. But it was the love of