magnanimus spectat pharetras et inutile robur Amphitryoniades; miscent suprema paventes verba alii iunguntque manus atque ora fatigant aspectu in misero toti, cum protinus alnus solvitur et vasto puppis mare sorbet hiatu.
Amphitryons great-hearted son gazes on his quivers and his oak-club, useless now; the rest in fear join for the last time in converse, clasp hands and weary their lips, sunk in contemplation of the woeful sight, and forthwith the timbers are loosened and the vessel drinks in the sea through a gaping cleft.
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