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Him Juno now addressed thus in suppliant speech: Aeolus'for to you the father of gods and king of men has given power to calm and uplift the waves with the wind'a people hateful to me sails the Tyrrhene sea, carrying into Italy Iliums vanquished gods. Hurl fury into your winds, sink and overwhelm the ships, or drive the men asunder and scatter their bodies on the deep.
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