contra Nilus adest et toto gurgite torquens Tisiphonen agit atque imis inlidit harenis Ditis opem ac saevi clamantem numina regni; apparent sparsaeque faces disiectaque longe verbera et abruptis excussi crinibus hydri.
But Nile withstands Tisiphone and driving her with all his eddying flood plunges her to the depths of his sandy bed, calling for help to Dis and all the powers of that cruel realm; here and there are seen her brands and whips far scattered, and the serpents shaken from her dishevelled hair.
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