Puppe procul summa vigilis post terga magistri haeserat auratae genibus Medea Minervae; atque ibi deiecta residens in lumina palla flebat adhuc, quamquam Haemoniis cum regibus iret, sola tamen nec coniugii secura futuri.
Away on the summit of the poop behind the vigilant steersman Medea clung to the knees of Minervas gilded image; there sitting with her robe cast about her eyes she still was weeping, solitary, though she journeyed with the Haemonian princes, and unsure of the wedlock that was to be.
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