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- Here the fierce Polyphemus climbed and eased himself down
- where the view was the best, with his leaderless sheep all trailing behind him.
- He dropped the pine trunk, tall as a mast, which served for his staff,
- by his feet, and produced an enormous pipe of a hundred reeds.
- Metamorphoses, "Acis, Galatea and Polyphemus," Translated by David Raeburn.
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