continuo, volucri ceu pectora tactus asilo emicuit Calabris taurus per confraga saeptis obvia quaeque ruens, tali se concitat ardens in iuga senta fuga: pavet omnis conscia late silva, pavent montes, luctu succensus acerbo quid struat Alcides tantaque quid apparet ira.
Forthwith, as a bull stung in the breast by a swift gadfly bursts out from a Calabrian thicket and overthrows all obstacles, so violently does he rush out toward the desolate hills: aghast is all the guilty forest far and wide, aghast the mountains, for fear what Alcides inflamed by bitter grief may do, what he may be scheming in his heavy wrath.
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