quales Aetnaeis rabidi Cyclopes in antris nocte sub hiberna servant freta, sicubi saevis advectet ratis acta notis tibi pabula dira et miseras, Polypheme, dapes: sic undique in omnes prospiciunt cursantque vias, qui corpora regi capta trahant
Even as the wild Cyclopes in Aetnas caverns watch the straits during stormy nights, should any vessel driven by fierce south winds draw nigh, bringing thee, Polyphemus, grim fodder and wretched victims for thy feasting, so look they forth and speed every way to drag captive bodies to their king.
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