nec minor in terris bella Eurysthea gerentem Amphitryoniaden alto per gramina sulco duxerat, illi etiam ferus indocilisque teneri.
Nor less was he on land, bringing Amphitryons son through deep-furrowed meadows as he fought Eurystheus battles; even for him he was wild and unmanageable.
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