haut secus, aerisona volucer cum Daedalus Ida prosiluit iuxtaque comes brevioribus alis, nube nova linquente domos, Minoia frustra infremuit manus et visu lassatur inani omnis eques plenisque redit Gortyna pharetris.
Even so when winged Daedalus soared away from Ida that rang with the clash of bronze, his comrade with shorter pinions at his side, even so did Minos warriors in vain utter a cry of rage as the strange cloud rose from the homes of man, and every horseman wearied his eyes in aimless gazing, and returned to Gortyn with quivers unemptied.
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