fixerat ille gradus totoque ex agmine solus stabat, ut extremis desertus ab orbibus ales, quem iam lassa dies austrique ardentis harenae, aut quem Riphaeas extantem rursus ad arces nix et caerulei Boreae ferus abstulit horror; cum subito attoniti longissima Phasidis unda Caucaseaeque trabes omnisque Aeetia tellus fulsit et ardentes stabula effudere tenebras.
Firmly he planted his feet, and out of all his company was standing there alone, as some bird deserted by its wheeling squadrons, cut off by the sands of the burning South where day grows weary, or, as it struggles toward Riphaean heights, by snow and the shuddering fury of the dark North wind; when suddenly the most distant wave of astonied Phasis and the trees of Caucasus and all Aeetes land flashed bright as the stalls poured forth a glowing darkness.
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