huic quoque praesentes Aetolis urbibus affert belli fama viros: sensit scopulosa Pylene fletaque cognatis avibus Meleagria Pleuron et praeceps Calydon et quae Iove provocat Iden Olenos Ioniis et fluctibus hospita portu Chalcis et Herculea turpatus gymnade vultus amnis; adhuc imis vix truncam attollere frontem ausus aquis glaucoque caput summersus in antro maeret, anhelantes aegrescunt pulvere ripae.
For Tydeus too rumour of war brings warriors to aid from Aetolias cities. Rocky Pylene heard and Meleagers Pleuron bewept by sister birds  and steep Calydon and Olenos, who challenges Ida with her Jupiter,  and Chalcis  that with her haven hosts the Ionian waves, and the river whose face was marred by wrestling Heracles;  even now he scarce dares to lift his mutilated brow from the watery depths and glooms with head sunk in his green cavern, while his banks pant and sicken with dust.
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