ducit Itonaeos et Alalcomenaea Minervae agmina, quos Midea et quos uvida suggerit Arne, Aulida qui Graeanque serunt viridesque Plataeas, et sulco Peteona domant, refluumque meatu Euripum, qua noster, habent teque, ultima tractu Anthedon, ubi gramineo de litore Glaucus poscentes irrupit aquas, iam crine genisque caerulus, et mixtos expavit ab inguine pisces.
He leads the men of Itone and Minervas Alalcomenaean columns, whom Midea supplies and grapy Arne, them that sow Aulis and Graea and green Plataeae and that tame Peteon with the furrow and hold Euripus, ebbing and flowing, where Euripus is ours, and you, Anthedon, sited last of all, where Glaucus plunged from the grassy strand into the summoning sea, already cerulean in hair and beard, and was shocked to see the fish mingling from his groin.
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