interea, cum iam stabulis saturata moveret Amphitryoniades armenta abitumque pararet, discessu mugire boves atque omne querelis impleri nemus et colles clamore relinqui.
Meanwhile, when Amphitryons son was now moving the well-fed herds from their stalls and making ready to set out, the cattle lowed as they went; all the grove they fill with their plaint, and with clamour quit the hills.
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