A. me quoque facundo comitatus Apolline Caesar respiciat, montes neu dedignetur adire, quos et Phoebus amat, quos Iuppiter ipse tuetur: in quibus Augustos visuraque saepe triumphos laurus fructificat vicinaque nascitur arbos.
A. On me too may Caesar, with eloquent Apollo for comrade, look with favour: nor let him disdain to approach my hills which even Phoebus loves, which Jove himself protects; where blooms the laurel, destined to see many an imperial triumph, where rises too the laurels companion-tree.
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