interea laeto patitur convivia vultu et iuxta Aesoniden magno cratere lacessit nunc sibi monstrantem natos Iovis oraque iuxta Aeacidum, nunc ingentes Calydonos alumnos; audit et Alciden infando errore relictum defletosque duces terraeque marisque labores.
Meanwhile with joyful looks he suffers the banquet, and plies with a great bowl the son of Aeson at his side, who points out now the children of Jove, now next them the faces of the sons of Aeacus, now the great nurslings of Calydon; he hears too how Alcides was left behind in wanderings unspeakable, and of the heroes they had lamented and all their toils by land and sea.
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