excipit Aesonides tuus ergo in montibus ignis ille? tuas acies medio de gurgite vidi? fatur, et ostentans prolem Iovis hic tibi Pollux en ait, inviso solvit cui pectore poenas; ille virum circa mirantia lumina volvit.
Was that then thy beacon upon the hills? Aesonides replies, was it thy host I saw from the mid ocean? He speaks, and pointing to the son of Jove, Look, here is Pollux, he adds, to whom that hated breast paid penalty; the other turned marvelling eyes upon the hero.
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