Iamque emensus iter silvis ac litore durum, qua Lernaea palus, ambustaque sontibus alte intepet Hydra vadis, et qua vix carmine raro longa sonat Nemea nondum pastoribus ausis, qua latus Eoos Ephyres quod vergit ad Euros Sisyphiique sedent portus irataque terrae curva Palaemonio secluditur unda Lechaeo.
And now he covers the rough path through forest and shore, where lies Lernas swamp and the scorched Hydra is warm deep down in the guilty waters; and where the length of Nemea the shepherds are still fearful and their song rarely heard;  where Ephyres side slopes toward eastern winds and the harbour of Sisyphus sits and the curving wave, angry at the land, is kept apart by Palaemons Lechaeum.
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