Danuvius penitis caput occultatus in oris totus sub vestra iam dicione fluo: qua gelidum fontem mediis effundo Suebis, imperiis gravidas qua seco Pannonias, et qua dives aquis Scythico solvo ostia ponto, omnia sub vestrum flumina mitto iugum.
I, Danube, whose head was once concealed in lands remote, now flow at full length under your sway: where midst the Suebi I pour forth my chill source, where I divide the Pannonias pregnant with empire, and where with wealth of waters I open my mouth to the Scythian sea, all my streams I cause to pass beneath your Roman yoke.
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