at laterum tractus spatiosaque pectora servat nexilis innumero Chalybum subtemine thorax, horrendum, non matris, opus; galeaeque corusca prominet arce Gigans; atque uni missilis illi cuspide praefixa stat frondibus orba cupressus.
Around is the sluggish river and Lerna dark blue in steel. But his spacious flanks and broad breast are guarded by a corselet woven of countless iron threads, a thing of fear, no mothers work. From the helmets coruscating peak rises a Giant. A cypress stands bereft of foliage with point attached, none but he can throw it.
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