proxima Bisaltae legio ductorque Colaxes, sanguis et ipse deum, Scythicis quem Iuppiter oris progenuit viridem Myracen Tibisenaque iuxta ostia, semifero (dignum si credere) captus corpore, nec nymphae geminos exhorruit angues.
Next came Bisaltas legion and Colaxes its chief, himself too of the seed of gods, begotten by Jupiter in Scythian land by green Myrace and the mouths of Tibisis, enchanted, if the tale is worthy of belief, by a nymphs half-human body nor afraid of her twin snakes.
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