tunc ex more deis (ita namque monebat Ulixes) aequoribusque Austrisque litat fluctuque sub ipso caeruleum regem tauro veneratur avumque Nerea: vittata genetrix placata iuvenca.
Then to the gods (for so Ulysses counselled) and the seas and the South Winds he pours customary libation and at the very waters edge worships the cerulean king and his grandfather Nereus with a bull. His mother was placated with a wreathed heifer.
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