dixit ubi, e scopulis media inter pabula diri vulturis ipse etiam gemitu maestaque fatigat voce Iovem saevis relevans ambusta pruinis lumina; congeminant amnes rupesque fragorem Caucaseae; stupet ipse dei clamoribus ales.
Even as he spoke, from the crags and amidst the very ravening of the dreadful vulture Prometheus too himself besets Jove with groans and piteous pleas, uplifting eyes that the cruel frosts have seared; the rivers and rocks of Caucasus redouble the loud complaint; the bird itself is amazed at the clamour of the god.
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