hinc laevum Telamon pelagus tenet, altior inde occupat Alcides aliud mare, cetera pubes dividitur: celer Asterion, quem matre cadentem Piresius gemino fovit pater amne Cometes, segnior Apidani vires ubi sentit Enipeus  nititur hinc Talaus fratrisque Leodocus urget remo terga sui, quos nobile contulit Argos.
Here to larboard Telamon has his place, loftier than he Alcides takes his seat to starboard, the rest of the youth go to this side or to that; the nimble Asterion, whom as he slipped from his mothers womb his father, the Piresian Cometes, bathed at the joining of two rivers, where the sluggish Enipeus feels the might of Apidanus . . . On one side Talaus strains, and Leodocus presses his brothers back with his oar; lordly Argos sent the pair to join the host.
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