deinde per Ionium vectus cum fessa Lechaeo sedarit placida vela phaselus aqua, quod superest, sufferre, pedes, properate laborem, Isthmos qua terris arcet utrumque mare.
Then when my yacht has crossed the Ionian and rested its weary sails in the calm waters at Lechaeum, for what remains of the journey, hasten ye, my feet, to endure the toil, where the Isthmus beats back either sea from the land.
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