sed quocumque modo de me, periura, mereris, sit Galatea tuae non aliena viae; atque ego non videam talis subsidere ventos, cum tibi provectas auferet unda rates, ut te felici post lecta Ceraunia remo accipiat placidis Oricos aequoribus.
But however you have deserved of me, faithless one, may Galatea be not unfriendly to your voyage; and when the wave carries your ship out to sea, may I not see any dropping of such winds as bring you, after safely rounding Cape Thunder with your oars, to Oricums calm haven.
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