hic, Anio Tiburne, fluis, Clitumnus ab Umbro tramite, et aeternum Marcius umor opus, Albanus lacus et foliis Nemorensis abundans, potaque Pollucis nympha salubris equo.
Here you flow, Tiburn Anio, here flows Clitumnus from its path in Umbria, and the Marcian conduit, that everlasting monument; here is the Alban Lake, and Nemis, thick with leaves, and the healing spring whence drank the horse of Pollux.
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