et sontes operit pharetras arcumque retendit Parthus et Eleis auriga laboribus actos Alpheo permulcet equos et nostra fatiscit laxaturque chelys vires instigat alitque tempestiva quies; maior post otia virtus.
The Parthian covers his guilty quiver and unstrings his bow, the charioteer bathes his horses in Alpheus, hard-driven in the labors of Elis; my lyre too grows weary, its strings relax. Timely rest stimulates and fosters strength, energy is greater after ease.
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