non Anthedonii tegit hospitis inguina pontus blandior, aestivo nec se magis aequore Triton exserit, aut carae festinus ad oscula matris cum remeat tardumque ferit delphina Palaemon.
No more blandly does the sea cover the groin of the guest from Anthedon  nor Triton rise higher from a summer sea, nor Palaemon when he hastens back to his dear mothers kiss and strikes his slow dolphin.
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