tantum ausae perferre manus! pater ipse bicornis in laevum prona nixus sedet Inachus urna; hunc tegit Iasiusque senex placidusque Phoroneus et bellator Abas indignatusque Tonantem Acrisius nudoque ferens caput ense Coroebus torvaque iam Danai facinus meditantis imago; exin mille duces.
So much have hands dared execute! Father Inachus himself, two-horned, sits leaning leftward on his sloping urn. Old Iasius  flanks him and gentle Phoroneus and warrior Abas and Acrisius in wrath against the Thunderer and Coroebus  bearing a head upon his naked sword and the grim likeness of Danaus, his crime already in his heart. A thousand leaders follow.
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