Ecce autem aerata dispellens aequora prora Pelias intacti late subit hospita ponti pinus; agunt Minyae, geminus fragor ardua canet per latera: abruptam credas radicibus ire Ortygiam aut fractum pelago decurrere montem.
But see! Dividing the waters with her brazen prow comes the pine of Pelion, guest at large of the virgin  sea. The Minyae drive her, a double splashing whitens at her tall bows, you might think Ortygia was on the move reft from her roots or that a broken mountain was running over the main.
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