STROPHE II

Now to the ancient track,

Our mother's, I have passed,

The flowery meadow-land where she was watched,—

The pastures of the herd,

Whence Io, by the stinging gadfly driven,

Flees, of her sense bereft,

Passing through many tribes of mortal men;

And then by Fate's decree

Crossing the billowy straits,

On either side she leaves a continent.[241] 540

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