postquam primis inhiantia dictis agmina suppressumque videt iam murmur Iason, talia miranti promptus tulit orsa tyranno: rex Hyperionide, quem per freta tanta petendum caelicolae et prima dignum statuere carina, siquando hic aliquam nostro satus orbe solebat Thessaliam, siquos Phrixus memorare Pelasgos: hi tibi, tot casus, horrenda tot avia mensi, cernimur.
When Jason saw them agape to hear his earliest words and their murmuring now silent, he readily addressed the wondering monarch: O king, Hyperions son, whom the heavenly gods have decreed that I must seek over seas so wide, a worthy quest for the first ship'if ever landsman of ours was wont to speak at all of Thessaly, if Phrixus ever let fall word of the Pelasgians, lo! here are we before thine eyes, so many hazards borne, such fearful desolate distances measured.
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