illum inter geminae nantem confinia mortis nec Scyllae saevo conterruit impetus ore, cum canibus rabidas inter fera serperet undas, nec violenta suo consumpsit more Charybdis, vel si sublimis fluctu consurgeret imo, vel si interrupto nudaret gurgite pontum.
He sailed a strait bordered by death on either hand; yet neither did the swoop of Scyllas cruel mouths dismay him when the monster stole out amid the waves that her wild dogs infested, nor did raging Charybdis destroy him after her wont, whether rising aloft in surge from the abyss or baring the sea-bed with the breach in her waters.
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