ipse gravi patera sacri libamina Bacchi rite ferens umbram vocat et sic fatur ad aras: per genus atque pares tecum mihi, Phrixe, labores tu, precor, orsa regas meque his tuteris in oris tot freta, tot brumae properantia sidera passum
Himself duly bearing in a heavy bowl the sacred offering of wine calls to the shade and thus speaks at the altar: Phrixus, I pray thee, by our kindred Wood and kindred labours, guide thou my enterprise and protect me in these lands who have endured so many seas, so many hurrying northern stars.
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