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The Æneid of Virgil translated into English prose

Note 201 — BOOK V

John Conington translation

121:17. Sirens’ isle. The Sirens were monsters with heads of women and bodies of birds who dwelt on some rocks off the Campanian coast, by the bay of Naples. Their sweet singing enticed mariners on to the rocks to be destroyed.

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