Protinus in fluvium fumantibus evolat armis Aesonides, qualis Getico de pulvere Mavors intrat equis uritque gravem sudoribus Hebrum; aut niger ex antris rutilique a fulminis aestu cum fugit et Siculo respirat in aequore Cyclops.
Straightway the son of Aeson hastens in reeking armour to the river, like unto Mars when leaving the dust of Getic warfare he enters Hebrus in his car and brands it deep with the burning sweat of battle, or when a Cyclops all black from the hot furnaces where the glowing bolts are forged finds respite and refuge in the Sicilian sea.
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