contra autem ignari (quis enim nunc credat in illis montibus Alciden dimissave vota retemptet?) pergere iter socii; tantum mirantur ab alto litora discussa sterni nive ruptaque saxa et simul ingentem moribundae desuper umbram alitis atque atris rorantes imbribus auras.
But in their ignorance (for who could have believed that Alcides was on those hills, or ventured once more on hopes abandoned?) his comrades proceed upon their way; only they wonder from the deep at the wide-flung snow that strews the beaches, at the cloven crags and the huge shadow of a dying bird above them and the gory dew that drizzles through the air.
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