Quis tibi fatales umquam metuisset Amyclas Oebaliamque manum, tot, Rhyndace, montibus inter diviso totidemque fretis? cadit impiger una inguine transfosso clari Taulantis alumnus semidea genetrice Tages, cui plurima silvis pervigilat materna soror cultusque laborat.
Who would ever have feared that Amyclae and the Oebalian arm would have proved thy undoing, Rhyndacus, parted by so many mountains and so many seas? With thee, his loins pierced, falls Tages, strenuous son of famous Taulas and a mother half-divine'Tages, for whom full many a sister of his mother works at his raiment in nightly watches in the woodlands.
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