utque dedit vinclis validoque obstrinxit aratro, suscitat ipse genu saevaque agit insuper hasta, non secus a medio quam si telluris hiatu terga recentis equi primumque invasit habenis murmur et in summa Lapithes apparuit Ossa.
And when he has got him beneath the yoke and bound him fast in the strong plough, with his knee he makes him rise and goads him also with the ruthless spear: just as when from the midst of the yawning earth a horse came newly forth, and Lapithes leapt upon its back and checked its first neighing with a bridle, and appeared on Ossas summit.
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