Omnibus extemplo saeva sub imagine rupes Cyaneae propiorque labor, quando adfore quaque parte putent; stant ora metu nec fessa recedunt lumina diversas circum servantibus undas, cum procul auditi sonitus insanaque saxa, saxa neque illa viris, sed praecipitata profundo siderei pars visa poli.
Straightaway, the mind is filled with dread at the thought of the Cyanean rocks and their immediate challenge: when and from which side they will appear. Their faces are pale with fear, and their tired eyes continue to scan the waters on all sides. From afar, they hear the sounds of the raging rocks, which to the heroes do not appear as rocks, but rather as a portion of the starry sky plunged into the depths of the sea.