latus inde sinistrum adversamque procul Peuces defertur in oram cum sociis; gemino nam cingitur insula flexu Danubii; hac dudum Minyae Pagasaeaque puppis in statione manent; illinc Aeetius heros obsidet adversa tentoria Thessala classe impatiens, pugnaeque datur non ulla potestas; noctes atque dies vastis mare fluctibus inter perfurit, expediant donec Iunonia sese consilia atque aliquem bello ferat anxia finem.
Then with his comrades he makes for the left coast and the fronting shore of Peuce far away (for a double bend of Danube sunders the islet from the land); here in their anchorage have long been waiting the Minyae and the ship of Pagasae, there the Aeetian hero leads up his fleet to besiege the Thessalian camp, eager to fight. Yet no chance of battle is given him; night and day the waters seethe with mighty billows between them, till Junos schemes work themselves out and her anxious care set some ending to the war.
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