ille etiam Alciden Titania fata moventem attulerat tum forte dies; iamque aspera nisu undique convellens veteris cum strage pruinae vincula prensa manu saxis abduxerat imis arduus et laevo gravior pede; consonat ingens Caucasus, et summo pariter cum monte secutae incubuere trabes abductaque flumina ponto.
That day by chance had brought Alcides also thither, to change the Titans fate; and now wrenching sturdily at the rough fetters on every side, mid wreckage of the long-gathered ice, with gripping hands he had torn them from the bed-rock, towering high and with left foot bearing the weight; huge Caucasus echoes the sound, as tree-trunks following the mountain-summit fall, and rivers are turned back from the sea.
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