sternuntur terra Melaneus pedes, Antiphus alto nil defensus equo, genitusque Heliconide Nympha Ation, caesoque infamis fratre Polites, conatusque toris vittatam attingere Manto Lampus: in hunc sacras Phoebus dedit ipse sagittas.
Melaneus on foot is stretched on the ground, as is Antiphus, whom his tall horse does not defend, and Ation, born of the Nymph Heliconis, and Polites, ill-famed for a brothers killing, and Lampus, who tried to lie with fillet-bearing Manto; against him Phoebus himself gave sacred arrows.
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