talibus hortatur iuvenem, propiorque iubenti conticuit; cautes Scythico concurrere ponto Cyaneas tantoque silet possessa dracone vellera, multifidas regis quem filia linguas vibrantem ex adytis cantu dapibusque vocabat et dabat externo liventia mella veneno.
With such words did he urge on the youth, nay rather command him, and then held his peace; no word spake he of the Cyanean crags that clash upon the Scythian main, no word of the fleece held by the monstrous dragon with the flickering forked tongues, whom the princess called forth from the inmost chambers by charms and by food, to give him honey-cakes dark with the venom of strange lands.
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