tuque per obliqui fauces vexate Saravi, qua bis terna fremunt scopulosis ostia pilis, cum defluxisti famae maioris in amnem, liberior laxos exerces, barbe, natatus: tu melior peiore aevo, tibi contigit omni spirantum ex numero non inlaudata senectus.
And thou, who after buffeting amid the gorges of crooked Saravus (the Sarre, or Saar) where its mouth frets at twice three craggy piers, when thou hast been carried down into a stream of greater note, O Barbel, dost more freely ply an easy stroke: improving with declining life, to thee alone of the whole number of living things belongs an old age not unpraised.
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