tum quocumque loco meritas tibi plurimus aras pascet honos, ubicumque rotis horrendus equisque stas, pater, atque ingens utrimque fluentia Triton frena tenet, tantus nostras condere per urbes. dixerat haec.
Then in every place shall many a sacrifice feed thy well-deserving altars, wherever it be that thou, Father, standest terrible to view with thy chariot and horses, while on either side a huge Triton holds the flowing reins'throughout our cities shalt thou be established in all thy majesty. So he spake.
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