ecce autem pavidae virgo de more columbae, quae super ingenti circumdata praepetis umbra in quemcumque tremens hominem cadit'haut secus illa acta timore gravi mediam se misit; at ille excepit blandoque prior sic ore locutus: o decus in nostros magnum ventura penates, solaque tantarum virgo haut indigna viarum causa reperta mihi, iam iam non ulla requiro vellera teque meae satis est quaesisse carinae.
But lo! the girl, like a frightened dove, that caught in the vast shadow of a hawk falls trembling on some man, no matter who he be, so doth she fling herself into his arms driven by strong fear; but he took her to him, and spoke first with word of soothing comfort: O thou whose coming shall bring great glory to my home, O maiden who alone hast proved reason well worthy of such a voyage, no longer ask I for any fleece, thou art my ships sufficient prize.
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