ipse autem tantis concita furoribus arma expetit Aesonides et amicos ordine reges: quis procul ille virum, nodis quem balteus asper subligat et stricto stat proximus armiger arcu, ceu pugnam paret et positas confundere mensas? contra flammigeri proles Perseia Solis.
Jason too seeks to learn about the war so passionately aroused and the array of friendly princes: Who is that hero yonder, girt with a studded belt, and near him a squire with drawn bow, as though preparing battle and to bring havoc on the ordered tables? In answer spake the Persean offspring of the naming Sun:
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