ut cum turbatis placidum caput extulit undis Neptunus totumque videt totique videtur regnator ponto, saevi fera murmura venti dimittunt nullasque movent in frontibus alas; tum, sensim infusa tranquilla per aequora pace, languentes tacito lucent in litore fluctus.
So, when Neptune, the ruler of the sea, raises his serene brow above the stormy waves, and sees the whole ocean and is seen by it, the angry winds stop their fierce howling and cease to ply the wingsb on their foreheads; then peace and quiet spread gradually over the deep, and gentle waves reflect the light along the silent shore.
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