Quem si oculis vidit, ultra Vlixi uota et desideria hic quidem est oculatus; Vlixes fumum terra sua emergentem compluribus annis e litore prospectans frustra captavit, Crassus in paucis quibus afuit mensibus eundem fumum sine labore in taberna vinaria sedens conspexit.
If he saw this with his own eyes, the man must have better vision than Ulysses ever prayed or longed for; Ulysses watched from the shore year after year looking in vain for smoke rising from his homeland, yet Crassus in the few months of his absence had no trouble seeing the same smoke as he sat in a wine bar.
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