indigenis sacratus aquis magnique sacerdos Phasidis Arctois Aquites errabat in armis (populeus cui frontis honor conspectaque glauco tempora nectuntur ramo), te, Cyrne, parentis immemorem durae cupiens abducere pugnae; iamque omnes impune globos diversaque lustrans agmina non usquam videt; utque iterum acrior instat vociferans, iterum belli diversa peragrat, lancea caeruleas circum strepit incita vittas: opprimit admissis ferus hinc Gesander habenis.
Aquites, priest of mighty Phasis, consecrated to his native waters, roamed among the warriors of the North (poplar decked his brow and his temples were conspicuous with its gray entwining sprays); thee, Cyrnus, forgetful of thy sire, would he fain withdraw from the stern battle; and now he has ranged unharmed through all the companies and the regiments far and wide, yet sees him not; and as yet again he continues more urgently, calling out his name, and yet again traverses far and wide the battle-scene, a flung lance whistles about the dark-blue fillets: at full gallop the fierce Gesander is upon him.
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