Sidonios Drepane atque undae clamosus Helorus et mox servili vastata Triocala bello, Sidonios Arbela ferox et celsus Ietas et bellare Tabas docilis Cossyraque parva nec maior Megara iunctae concordibus ausis iuvere et strato Gaulum spectabile ponto, cum sonat alcyones cantu nidosque natantes immota gestat, sopitis fluctibus, unda.
Aid came to the Carthaginians from Drepane, from the Helorus whose stream is heard afar, and from Triocala, laid waste later in the Servile War.b On the same side was bold Arbela, and hilly Ietas; Tabas skilled in arms, and little Cossyra, no larger than Megara, fought side by side; also the island of Gaulum, a fair sight when it resounds with the halcyons song and her floating nest rides on the smooth surface of the unruffled sea.
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