inde Lichan ferit exsectum iam matre perempta et tibi, Phoebe, sacrum: casus evadere ferri quo licuit parvo? nec longe Cissea durum immanemque Gyan sternentis agmina clava deiecit leto; nihil illos Herculis arma nec validae iuvere manus genitorque Melampus, Alcidae comes usque gravis dum terra labores praebuit.
Next he strikes Lichas, who was cut from his dead mothers womb, and consecrated to you, Phoebus: but why was he suffered at birth to escape the peril of steel? Soon after, he cast down to death sturdy Cisseus and giant Gyas, as with clubs they laid low the ranks: the arms of Hercules did not help them, nor their stout hands and their father Melampus, Alcides comrade all the time that earth yielded him grievous travails.
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