Haemoniae qui tum nova signa carinae ut videt, ipse ultro primas procurrit ad undas miraturque viros dextramque amplexus et haerens incipit o terris nunc primum cognita nostris Aemathiae manus et fama mihi maior imago.
And he, as soon as he descried the strange portent of the Haemonian ship, of his own accord made haste down to the waters edge, and gazed in wonder at the heroes, and as he clasped and clung to their right hands he thus began: O ye from Emathia, strangers to our land till now, methinks the sight of you is even greater than rumour.
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