igitur angusti atque aestuosi maris alto e tumulo speculatrix statua quam <in> memoriam Pelori tam Punicae temeritatis ultra citraque navigantium <in> oculis collocatum indicium est.
And so a statue looks from a high mound over the narrow, stormy sea, placed before the eyes of those sailing this way or that both in memory of Pelorus and as a token of Punic temerity.
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