Oceano veniebat ab hospite, mensis laetus et aequoreo diffusus nectare vultus, unde hiemes ventique silent; cantuque quieto armigeri Tritones eunt scopulosaque cete Tyrrhenique greges circumque infraque rotantur rege salutato; placidis ipse arduus undis eminet et triplici telo iubet ire iugales; illi spumiferos glomerant a pectore cursus, pone natant delentque pedum vestigia cauda;cum Thetis: O magni genitor rectorque profundi, aspicis in qualis miserum patefeceris usus aequor? eunt tutis terrarum crimina velis, ex quo iura freti maiestatemque repostam rupit Iasonia puppis Pagasaea rapina.
He was coming from Oceanus his host, cheerful from the table, his countenance relaxed with sea nectar. Hence tempests and winds are silent, his squires the Tritons sing quietly as they move, cliff-like monsters  and herds of the Tyrrhenian circle around and below, saluting their king. Himself towers high above the placid waters and orders his team forward with his triple weapon. From their breasts they hurry their foamy course, behind they swim,  wiping out their prints with their tails. Then Thetis: Sire and ruler of the mighty deep, see you for what uses you have thrown open the hapless main? Sins  of the lands sail in safety since the Pagasaean bark ruptured the laws and secluded majesty of the deep with Jasons rapine.
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