ille virum atque ipsam tunc te, Medea, recusans concutit et tota nitentem cornibus ira portat iners; tandem gravius mugire residens incipit et fesso victus descendere cornu.
The bull struggles against the hero and against even thee then, Medea, and would fain shake him off, and standing motionless bears him, as he wrestles with all his rage, upon his horns; at length sinking down he begins to bellow with a deeper note, his horns are weary and he falls to the ground beaten.
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