ceu tumet atque imo sub gurgite concipit austros unda silens, trahit ex alto sic barbarus iras, et nunc ausa viri, nunc heu! sua prodita Grais regna fremit, quin et facili sibi mente receptum iam Phrixum dolet et Scythiae periisse timores.
Just as a billow swells and silently in the lowest deep becomes pregnant with the southern blast, so from the depths does the savage king draw anger; and now he exclaims against the heros daring, now that his realm has been betrayed, alas! to the Greeks, nay, now he grieves that he offered too ready a welcome to Phrixus, and taught men to fear Scythia no more.
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