illius excelsum ramis caput armaque Castor implicat et viridi conectit tempora lauro, respiciensque ratem patriis ait has precor oris, diva, refer frondes cumque hac freta curre corona.
Castor entwines his lofty head and his weapons with leaves, and wreathes his temples with laurel, and glancing at the ship, Bring back, I pray, O goddess, he cries, this foliage to our native shores, and with this garland speed over the sea.
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