tum, quae nectareis vocat ad certamen Hymetton, audax Hybla, favis, palmaque arbusta Selinus et, iusti quondam portus, nunc litore solo subsidium infidum fugientibus aequora, Mylae.
and Hybla, whose honeycombs boldly challenge Hymettus for sweetness; and Selinus, planted with palm-trees; and Mylae, once a sufficient harbour, though now the bare beach offers but a doubtful refuge to shipwrecked mariners.
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