ut fera Nyctelii paulum per sacra resistunt, mox rapuere deum iam iam in quodcumque paratae Thyiades, haut alio remeat Medea tumultu, atque inter Graiumque acies patriasque phalangas semper inexpletis adgnoscit Iasona curis armaque quique cava superest de casside vultus.
As the Nyctelii in their wild revels awhile resist the god, but soon have the Thyiads drunk the frenzy, ready now for any deed, even in such tumult doth Medea return, and ever amid the Grecian host and the troops of her own land doth she, with passion still unsated, recognise Jason and his armour and his face that strains forward from the hollow helm.
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