insurgit transtris et remo Nerea versat Canthus, in Aeaeo volvet quem barbara cuspis pulvere; at interea clari decus adiacet orbis, quem genitor gestabat Abas; secat aurea fluctu tegmina Chalcidicas fugiens Euripus harenas, celsaque semiferum contorquens frena luporum surgis ab ostrifero medius, Neptune, Geraesto.
Canthus rises up over the thwarts and churns the waters with his oar; him will the alien spear send rolling in the dust of Aeaea; but meantime the glory of a bright-orbed shield is at his side, borne once by his father Abas; Euripus with its waves divides the golden covering, and flees from the sands of Chalcis, and thou, Neptune, shaking the high bridles of thy wolves, half beast, half fish, in the midst art rising up from oyster-bearing Geraestus.
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