Iamque aderat remeans virgo, inter proelia post- quam distringi Therona videt, saevamque bipennem perlibrans mediae fronti, spolium inde superbum Herculeasque tibi exuvias, Dictynna, vovebat.
And now Asbyte came back to the place, when she saw Theron busy with battle; and, aiming her fierce battle-axe at the centre of his brow, she vowed to Dictynnac a glorious spoil from it, even the lion-skin of Hercules.
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