haec videt Inarimen, illinc Prochyta aspera paret; armiger hac magni patet Hectoris, inde malignum ara respirat pelago circumflua Nesis; inde vagis omen felix Euploea carinis, quaeque ferit curvos exserta Megalia fluctus, angitur et domino contra recubante proculque Surrentina tuus spectat praetoria Limon.
One looks on Inarime, from another rugged Prochyta appears, this way great Hectors armor-bearer spreads, that way seagirt Nesis breathes her unwholesome air; yonder is Euploea of happy omen for wandering keels and Megalia outthrust to strike the curving waves, and your own Limon is vexed that his lord rests opposite, as from afar he views your Surrentine palace.
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