talis in extremo proles Iovis emicat aevo, et nunc magnanimos Hypetaona Gessithoumque, nunc Arinen Olbumque necat; iam saucius Aprem et desertus equo Thydrum pedes excipit hasta Phasiaden, pecoris custos de more paterni Caucasus ad primas genuit quem Phasidis undas; hinc puero cognomen erat famulumque ferebant Phasidis intonso nequiquam crine parentes.
So violently darts forth the son of Jove at his lifes ending, and now he slays the greathearted Hypetaon and Gessithous, and now Arines and Olbus; already wounded and on foot, his charger lost, he slays with his lance Apres and Thydrus Phasiades, whom Caucasus, guarding as was his wont his fathers flock, begat by the side of Phasis waters; hence had the boy his surname, and his parents called him the servant of Phasis, keeping in vain his locks unshorn.
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