At non et trepidis eadem Sopor otia Grais suadet, et adiunctis arcet sua nubila castris noctivagi vis blanda dei: stant undique in armis foedam indignantes noctem vigilesque superbos.
But Slumber does not lull the anxious Greeks to the same inaction, and the coaxing power of the night-wandering god keeps his mists from their neighbouring camp. They stand everywhere in arms, indignant at the nights shame and the haughty watchmen.
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