labitur intortos per tempora caerula crines tunc quoque materna velatus harundine Peucon; at genetrix imis pariter Maeotis ab antris implevit plangore lacus natumque vocavit, iam non per ripas, iam non per curva volantem stagna nec in medio truncantem marmore cervos.
Peucon falls, his hair that curled over his dark temples still veiled in his mothers reeds; but at the self-same hour in her deep cave his Maeotian parent filled the lakes with lamentation as she called upon her son, who no more would scour the banks and undulating meres, nor slay hinds upon the marble surface of mid-ocean.
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