sed neque bella videt Graias neque monstra per urbes ulla; Cleonaeo iam tempora clusus hiatu Alcides, olim Lernae defensus ab angue Arcas et ambobus iam cornua fracta iuvencis; ira maris vastique placent discrimina ponti.
But nowhere was there any sign of warfare nor of any monsters throughout the cities of Greece; long ago had Alcides covered his temples with the huge jaws of the Cleonaean beast, long since had Arcadia been guarded from Lernas serpent, and the horns of the two bulls broken; the wrath of the sea and the perils of the mighty ocean'these he approves.
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