Amphitryoniades qua tempestate iuvencos egerat a stabulis, o Erythea, tuis, venit ad invictos pecorosa Palatia montes, et statuit fessos fessus et ipse boves, qua Velabra suo stagnabant flumine quaque nauta per urbanas velificabat aquas.
What time Amphitryons son had driven his steers from the stalls of Erythea, he came to that unconquer-able hill, the sheep-grazed Palatine: here the weary drover halted his weary cattle, where the Velabrum made a lake of its river and the mariner hoisted his sails over a city sea.
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