apparet Prochyte saevum sortita Mimanta, apparet procul Inarime, quae turbine nigro fumantem premit Iapetum flammasque rebelli ore eiectantem et, si quando evadere detur, bella Iovi rursus superisque iterare volentem.
They could see Prochyte, the place appointed for savage Mimas, and Inarime in the distance, which stands above Iapetus, while he spouts forth black smoke and flame from his mutinous jaws, and seeks, if he is ever suffered to get free, to renew his war against Jupiter and the gods.
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