si quondam magno Phoenix reverendus Achilli litus ad Iliacum Thymbraeaque Pergama venit imbellis tumidoque nihil iuratus Atridae, cur nobis ignavus amor? sed pectore fido numquam abero longisque sequar tua carbasa votis.
If Phoenix, honored of great Achilles, once came to Iliums shore and Thymbraean Pergamus, no warrior he nor sworn in fealty to the haughty son of Atreus, why is my affection slothful? But in my faithful heart I shall never be absent, following your sails with distant prayers.
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