en, nimium remis audent: pro, turpe Latinos principe te fluctus regia vela pati! nec te, quod classis centenis remigat alis, terreat: invito labitur illa mari: quotque vehunt prorae Centauros saxa minantis, tigna cava et pictos experiere metus.
See, their oars dare a monstrous deed: ah, shame that Latiums waves, while you are leader, should bear the sails of a royal fleet! Nor let it frighten you that their armada sweeps the waters with many hundred oars: the sea oer which it glides likes it not. And all the Centaurs threatening to throw rocks borne by their prows will prove to be naught but hollow planks and painted scares.
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