pomosis Anio qua spumifer incubat arvis, et numquam Herculeo numine pallet ebur, hic carmen media dignum me scribe columna, sed breve, quod currens vector ab urbe legat: hic tiburtina iacet aurea cynthia terra: accessit ripae laus, aniene, tuae.
Where foaming Anio irrigates orchard fields and, by favour of Hercules, ivory never yellows, there on the middle of a pillar inscribe an epitaph worthy of me, but brief, such as the traveller may read as he hastens from Rome: here in tiburs soil lies golden cynthia:fresh glory, anio, is added to thy banks.
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