Cybele: X, 312 (307-315)

"At the helm Aeneas/ himself both steers and tends the sails; his cares/

have stripped his limbs of calm and rest. Then - look!/ across the middle of

the seaway came a band of his own squadron; for the nymphs,/ whom Cybele had

made sea goddesses/ when she changed them from ship to nymphs, swam on/

together, cutting thgouth the waves, as many/ as once were brazen prows along

the coast."