tu licet aspicias caelum omne Atlanta gerentem, sectaque Persea Phorcidos ora manu, Geryonis stabula et luctantum in pulvere signa Herculis Antaeique, Hesperidumque choros; tuque tuo Colchum propellas remige Phasim, Peliacaeque trabis totum iter ipse legas, qua rudis Argoa natat inter saxa columba in faciem prorae pinus adacta novae: omnia Romanae cedent miracula terrae.
though you behold Atlas supporting the whole of heaven and the Gorgons head which the hand of Perseus severed, the stables of Geryon and the marks in the dust where Hercules and Antaeus wrestled, and the dancing-places of the Hesperides; and though you propel Colchian Phasis with your oars, and yourself repeat the whole journey of the Pelion-timbered ship, where on its maiden voyage the pine tree hewn into the shape of an unfamiliar prow sailed between the rocks thanks to the Argos dove: all these marvels shall yield before the land of Rome.
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