Iamque sopor mediis tellurem presserat horis et circum tacito volitabant somnia mundo, cum vigil arcani speculatus tempora sacri Ampycides petit adversis Aesepia silvis flumina et aequoreas pariter decurrit ad undas.
By this time sleep at its midmost hour was lying heavy on the earth, and dreams were flitting here and there over the silent world, when the son of Ampycus watching in vigil for the time of the mystic rite sets his face to the forest and seeks out Aesepus stream, then hastens adown its course to the ocean waves.
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