et pater Aeolio frangit qui carcere ventos, cui varii flatus omnisque per aequora mundi spiritus at<que> hiemes nimbosaque nubila parent, artius obiecto Borean Eurumque Notumque monte premat: soli Zephyro sit copia caeli, solus agat puppes summasque supernatet undas assiduus pelago, donec tua turbine nullo laesa Paraetoniis assignet carbasa ripis.
And may the father who subdues the winds in Aeolian dungeon, whom the various breezes and every breath upon the levels of all the firmament and the storms and rainy clouds obey, press down with his mountain more tightly upon Boreas and Eurus and Notus. Let only Zephyr have the freedom of the sky, him only drive vessels and skim the surface of the waves, never leaving the sea until he waft your sails to the Paraetonian shore by no tempest scathed.
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