hic et Naubolides tortas consurgit in undas Iphitus, hic patrium frangit Neptunius aequor qui tenet undisonam Psamathen semperque patentem Taenaron Euphemus, mollique a litore Pellae Deucalion certus iaculis et comminus ense nobilis Amphion, pariter quos edidit Hypso nec potuit similes voluitve ediscere vultus.
Here too Iphitus, son of Naubolus, rises to strike the curling waves, here Neptunes son cleaves his fathers sea, even Euphemus who dwells in Psamathe, washed with the sounding waters, and ever yawning Taenarus, and from the sandy shores of Pella Deucalion of the unerring javelin, and Amphion renowned in the close fight, whom Hypso at one birth brought forth and could not nor wished to tell their faces apart, so like were they.
final_alignments\Valerius_Flaccus_Argonautica_Book1.json