at vos magnorum transgressi fata parentum felices, longum quibus hinc per saecula nomen, dum Lernaea palus et dum pater Inachus ibit, dum Nemea tremulas campis iaculabitur umbras, ne fletu violate sacrum, ne plangite divos: nam deus iste, deus, Pyliae nec fata senectae maluerit, Phrygiis aut degere longius annis.
But you,  fortunate ones, who have passed beyond the destiny of great parents, whom long fame awaits through the ages while Lernas swamp and father Inachus shall flow, while Nemea shall cast her quivering shadows over the fields, violate not the rite with weeping, bewail not the gods. For a god he is, a god, nor would he rather be fated to a Pylian eld or to live longer than Phrygian years.
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