sed hunc, cuius felicitas semper plenis velis prosperum cursum tenuit, Orontes, Darei regis praefectus, in excelsissimo Mycalensis montis vertice cruci adfixit, e qua putres eius artus et tabido cruore manantia membra atque illam laevam, cui Neptunus anulum piscatoris manu restituerat, situ marcidam Samos, amara servitute aliquamdiu pressa, liberis ac laetis oculis aspexit.
But this man, whose felicity always held its prosperous course full sail, was crucified by king Darius viceroy Orontes on the highest peak of the mountain of Mycale. Up there Samos, long crushed in harsh servitude, saw with free and joyful eyes his rotting limbs, his members dripping with putrescent gore, and his left hand, to which Neptune had restored the ring by the hand of a fisherman, drooping in decay.
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