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Horace: Epodes - Epode 10

A reading of Horace Epode 10 in the original Latin meter, accompanied by an interlinear English translation. The meter is Iambic Strophe: Iambic Trimeter, Iambic Dimeter. Here is the Latin text: Malā solūta nāvis exit ālite ferēns olentem Mēvium. ut horridīs utrumque verberēs latus, Auster, mementō flūctibus; niger rudentīs Eurus inversō marī frāctōsque rēmōs differat; īnsurgat Aquilō, quantus altīs montibus frangit trementīs īlicīs; nec sīdus ātrā nocte amīcum adpāreat, quā trīstis Ōrīōn cadit; quiētiōre nec ferātur aequore quam Grāia victōrum manus, cum Pallas ustō vertit īram ab Īliō in inpiam Aiācis ratem. ō quantus īnstat nāvitīs sūdor tuīs tibīque pallor lūteus et illa nōn virīlis hējulātiō precēs et āversum ad Jovem, Īonius ūdō cum remūgiēns sinus Notō carīnam rūperit opīma quodsī praeda curvō lītore porrēcta mergōs jūverit, libīdinōsus immolābitur caper et agna Tempestātibus. The image at the end of the video is of a nautical scene on a sarcophagus said to be from Ostia; currently in the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek.