hoste novo turbata lues lapsaeque rapinae faucibus, et primum pavidae Phineia tecta pervolitant, mox alta petunt; stant litore fixi Haemonidae atque oculis palantia monstra secuntur.
The new foe dismays the pests, and the plunder drops from their jaws, and first in fear they flutter about Phineus palace, then seek the deep; the Haemonians stand transfixed upon the shore, and follow the roving monsters with their gaze.
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