ille leves de more manus aciemque Pelasgum per noctem remeasse ratus pulsumque requirens saepe sibi vano Thamyrim clamore petebat arduus et late fumanti nube coruscus; quantus ubi immenso prospexit ab aethere Typhon igne simul ventisque rubens, quem Iuppiter alte crine tenet; trepidant diro sub lumine puppes.
; he, thinking that the light-armed host of the Pelasgi had sailed back by night according to their wont, and seeking again the oft vanquished Thamyris, shouted his loud challenge in vain, standing erect and flashing afar beneath the smoky cloud; huge as Typho when he glares from the measureless sky, red with fire and tempest, while Jove on high grips him by the hair; every vessel shudders beneath the ominous glow.
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