non aliter, quotiens perlabitur aequora curru extremamque petit, Phoebea cubilia, Tethyn frenatis Neptunus equis, fluit omnis ab antris Nereidum chorus et sueto certamine nandi candida perspicuo convertunt brachia ponto.
Even so, when Neptune glides over the deep in his chariot and drives his bitted coursers to the outermost Ocean where the sun sinks to rest, all the train of Nereids issue from their caves and, as is their wont, swim in rivalry, tossing their white arms in the transparent water.
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