Ecce autem muris residens Medea paternis singula dum magni lustrat certamina belli atque hos ipsa procul densa in caligine reges agnoscit quaeritque alios, Iunone magistra conspicit Aesonium longe caput, ac simul acres huc oculos sensusque refert animumque faventem, nunc quo se raperet, nunc quo diversus abiret, ante videns, quotque unus equos, quot funderet arma, errantesque viros quam densis sisteret hastis.
But lo! Medea seated upon her fathers walls scans the separate conflicts of this mighty battle, and while she recognises some princes in the murky haze and asks about others, at Junos prompting spies afar the head of Jason, and hither turns her eager eyes and senses and favouring mind, picturing beforehand now whither he would dash, now to what other part he would ride off, and how many steeds, how many weapons he would strike down alone, and with what hail of spears he would bring roaming warriors to a halt.
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