quales Cumano despectat in aequore ludos Liber, sulphurei cum per iuga consita Gauri perque vaporiferi graditur vineta Vesevi, cum Venus Actiacis Augusti laeta triumphis ludere lascivos fera proelia iussit Amores, qualia Niliacae classes Latiaeque triremes subter Apollineae gesserunt Leucados arces;
As those games which Liber beholds on the Cumaean tide, whenas he walks abroad over the planted hills of reeking Gaurus, or passes through the vineyards of smoke-plumed Vesuvius, when Venus, glad at Augustus victory of Actium, bade the pert Loves enact in mimicry such fierce combats as the navies of the Nile and Roman triremes waged below Leucas and Apollos hold;
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