ille ubi, septena modulatus harundine carmen, mulcebat silvas, non umquam tempore eodem Siren assuetos effudit in aequore cantus; Scyllaei tacuere canes; stetit atra Charybdis; et laetus scopulis audivit iubila Cyclops.
When he played on his pipe of seven reeds and charmed the trees, the Siren never sent forth her wonted song over the sea at the same time; Scyllas dogs were silent, black Charybdis was motionless, and the Cyclops on his rocky heights loved to hear the joyful strain.
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