nec te admonet altrix unda tuasque manus, iam pridem oblite parentum Liber? an Eous melius pacatur Hydaspes? at tu, qui tumidus spoliis et sanguine gaudes insontis pueri, non hoc ex amne potentem Inachon aut saevas victor revehere Mycenas, ni mortalis ego et tibi ductus ab aethere sanguis.
And does not my nurturing water remind you, Liber, you and your arms, long forgetful of your parents? Or are you better employed subduing eastern Hydaspes? As for you that proudly exult in the spoils and blood of an innocent lad, you shall not return victorious to mighty Inachus or cruel Mycenae from this river, unless I am mortal and your blood comes from heaven.
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