obvia cognatos gemitus casumque nepotis Nympharum docet una patrem monstratque cruentum auctorem dextramque premit: stetit arduus alto amne, manuque genas et nexa virentibus ulvis cornua concutiens sic turbidus ore profundo.
One of the Nymphs meets him and tells her father of his family sorrows and his grandsons fate, shows the bloody doer, and presses his right hand. He stands towering in the deep river and smiting his face and shaking his horns entwined with green sedge thus in his distress with deep utterance
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