conclamant Minyae, latera utraque quippe dissiluisse putant; fugit ipse novissimus ictus Tiphys et e mediis sequitur freta rapta ruinis; nec prius obsessum scopulis respexit ad aequor aut sociis temptata quies, nigrantia quam iam litora longinquique exirent flumina Rhebae.
The Minyae cry aloud, for they deem that both sides have sprung apart; latest of all does Tiphys himself escape the blow, and from the midst of the ruin follows the streaming waters; nor looked he back to the cliff-beleaguered sea, nor ventured the crew to take repose before they had passed the dark shores and stream of distant Rheba.
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