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But when in the midst Aietes had set the adamant plough

And the bulls, which out of their glowing jaws were breathing now

The flame of a fire fierce-burning, as hoof after hoof of them stamped

On the shuddering ground, as with brazen feet they heavily tramped,

Then, unholpen of any, he led them to the yoke; straight furrows he drew,

And up from a trench of a fathom deep huge clods he threw.

Thereafter he cried his challenge: “This work now let your king,

Whosoe’er hath command of your galley, to its accomplishment bring,