namque soporatos tacitis in sedibus artus dum premit alta quies nullaeque in virgine curae, visa pavens castis Hecates excedere lucis; dumque pii petit ora patris, stetit arduus inter pontus et ingenti circum stupefacta profundo, fratre tamen conante sequi: mox stare paventes viderat intenta pueros nece seque trementum spargere caede manus et lumina rumpere fletu.
For while in her silent bower deep quiet held her slumbering limbs and no trouble was in her maiden heart, she seemed to her terror to be stepping forth from Hecates holy grove, and when she sought her loving fathers presence, the tall sea stood between them and she was aghast at the vast deep all around, yet her brother assayed to follow; then had she seen children stand terror-stricken at the threat of sudden death, and herself as they trembled stain her hands with their murder, while tears burst from her eyes.
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