He wondering at the venerable gift, the fatal wand after a long time unseen, he turned the prow to the dark blue and approached the bank.

For Aeneas having marveled, moved by the uprising, says, "Say, O maiden, what does the crowd at the river want?" "Quidve petunt animae? Vel quo discrimine ripas ...

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The ferryman, Charon, horrifying with his filth, guards these waters and rivers, for whom very much unkempt grey hair lies on his chin, his eyes stand with ...

They stood (there), begging to be the first to go across on the passage and stretched out their hands in their desire for the further shore.

Оценка 5,0 (1) Hinc via Tartarei quae fert Acherontis ad undas. From here is the route which leads to the waves of the infernal Acheron.

A horrible ferryman watches over these waters and rivers, Charon, of dreadful squalor, to whom much white hair lies on his chin, his eyes stand with fire, and a ...

Aeneas, truly wondering, and moved by the clamor said "tell, O maiden, how does the gathering at the river want to be understood, and what do these souls seek?

Оценка 5,0 (1) And a filthy cloak hangs down over his shoulders in a knot. ipse ratem conto subigit velisque ministra (302).

The ferryman Charon, horrible in his terrible filth, guards these waters and rivers on whose chin very much unkempt gray hair lies, whose eyes stand with fire, ...