nec sic Aesoniden rapientibus anxia ventis Hypsipyle vacuo constitit in thalamo: Hypsipyle nullos post illos sensit amores, ut semel Haemonio tabuit hospitio.
Not thus, as the winds hurried the son of Aeson away, stood Hypsipyle full of foreboding in the empty bedchamber: Hypsipyle never knew another love after that, once she had melted in welcome to her Haemonian guest.
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