(ll. 241-252) Swiftly the wind blew, as the goddess Hera planned, so that most quickly Aeaean Medea might reach the Pelasgian land, a bane to the house of Pelias, and on the third morn they bound the ship's stern cables to the shores of the Paphlagonians, at the mouth of the river Halys.
(the goddess Hera; planned; ) (they; bound; the ship's stern cables; to the shores of the Paphlagonians; at the mouth of the river; L:on the third morn)
the goddess Hera they
planned bound
the ship's stern cables to the shores of the Paphlagonians at the mouth of the river L:on the third morn