Laetus ille hortari nauticos coepit: incumberent remis; adesse finem laboris omnibus votis expetitum; iam nihil gloriae deesse, nihil obstare virtuti, sine ullo Martis discrimine, sine sanguine oram terrae ab illis capi; ne Naturam quidem longius posse procedere; brevi  incognita nisi immortalibus esse visuros.
He, filled with joy, began to urge the sailors to bend to the oars, saying that the end of their labours, so ardently desired, was at hand; now nothing was wanting to complete their glory, nothing left to oppose their valour, without any decision of Mars, without bloodshed, they were taking the very edge of the world; not even Nature could go farther; soon they would see what  was unknown except to the immortals.
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