namque ferunt raptam patriis Aeginan ab undis amplexu latuisse Iovis: furit amnis et astris infensus bellare parat (nondum ista licebant nec superis); stetit audaces effusus in iras, conseruitque manum, nec quem imploraret habebat, donec vix tonitru summotus et igne trisulco cessit.
For they say Aegina was snatched from her fathers water and hid in Jupiters embrace. The river rages and makes to go to war against the stars (not yet were such acts permitted even to the High Ones). He stood in a fit of bold fury and joined battle with none to ask for aid,  until finally thunder and triple fire dislodged him and he gave way.
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