fundunt se carcere laeti Thraces equi Zephyrusque et nocti concolor alas nimborum cum prole Notus crinemque procellis hispidus et multa flavus caput Eurus harena; induxere hiemem raucoque ad litora tractu unanimi freta curva ferunt nec sola tridentis regna movent; vasto pariter ruit igneus aether cum tonitru piceoque premit nox omnia caelo.
Joyfully from the prison burst the Thracian horses, the West wind and the South wind of the night-dark pinions with all the sons of the storms, and the East wind, his hair dishevelled with the blasts, and tawny with much sand; they drew the tempest on, and in thunderous advance together drive the curling waves to shore, and stir not the tridents realms alone, for at the same time the fiery sky falls with a mighty peal, and night buries all things beneath a pitchy sky.
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