Stetit Caesar in illa amicitiae specula, stetit precatusque est abeunti prona maria celeremque, si tamen ipse voluisset, recursum nec sustinuit recedentem non etiam atque etiam votis et lacrimis sequi.
There on a watchtower, the witness of his friendship, stood Caesar, and prayed for a calm sea for his departing friend, prayed too for a speedy return (if that was to be his desire); nor could he help following him into the distance with repeated prayers and tears.
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