spectat et Icario nemorosus palmite Gaurus silvaque quae fixam pelago Nesida coronat, et placidus Limon omenque Euploea carinis et Lucrina Venus, Phrygioque e vertice Graias addisces, Misene, tubas, ridetque benigna Parthenope gentile sacrum nudosque virorum certatus et parva suae simulacra coronae.
Gaurus too watches, wooded with Icarian vine, and the trees that crown Nesis fixed fast in the sea, and calm Limon, and Euploea, omen for ships, and Lucrine Venus; and from your Phrygian height, Misenus, you shall learn Grecian trumpets, while Parthenope smiles benignly at the rites of her people, the contests of nude athletes and the small likeness of her watching crowd.
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