ecce autem molli zephyros descendere lapsu aspiciunt; volat immissis cava pinus habenis infinditque salum et spumas vomit aere tridenti: Tiphys agit tacitique sedent ad iussa ministri; qualiter ad summi solium Iovis omnia circum prona parata deo, ventique imbresque nivesque fulguraque et tonitrus et adhuc in fontibus amnes.
But lo! they see the southern breezes come gliding downwards; the hollow vessel flies onward with loosened reins, cleaving the brine and dashing up the foam with its three-forked brazen prow. Tiphys is at the helm, and silently his helpers sit to do his bidding; even as by the throne of highest Jupiter all things are round about him alert and ready for the god, winds, showers, lightning, thunder, and rivers still in their springs.
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