laetus at impliciti Peleus rapit oscula nati suspiciensque polum placido si currere fluctu Pelea vultis ait ventosque optare ferentes, hoc, superi, servate caput.
But Peleus in joy clasps his son and kisses him eagerly, and looking up to the heavens he cries: Surely as ye wish that Peleus speed over calm wave and that he desire a following breeze, even so, ye gods, do ye preserve this life.
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