ille paludosos memoret servire Sygambros, Cepheam hic Meron fuscaque regna canat, hic referat sero confessum foedere Parthum: reddat signa Remi, mox dabit ipse sua: sive aliquid pharetris Augustus parcet Eois, differat in pueros ista tropaea suos.
Let one proclaim the subjection of the marsh-dwelling Sygambri, and another sing of the swarthy realms of Cephean Meroe; let another tell how by tardy terms the Parthian repented and say: Let him return the Roman standards; presently he will surrender his own. Or if Augustus spare the archers of the Orient at all, let him defer those victories for his grandsons to achieve.
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