Horace 3.26

I've lived my life

vixi

attractive to girls

idoneus puellis

until recently

nuper

and I've been a soldier

et militavi

not without glory.

non sine gloria

Now this wall

nunc hic paries

will hold

habebit

my weapons

arma

and my lyre worn out

barbiton defunctumque

by war

bello

which guards

qui custodit

the left side

laevum latus

of sea-born Venus.

marinae Veneris

Here, here put down

hic, hic ponite

your glowing torches

lucida funalia

and crowbars

et vectes

and bows,

et arcus

threatening

minaces

locked doors.

oppositis foribus

O goddess,

o diva

who dwells in blessed Cyprus

quae beatam tenes Cyprum

and Memphis free from Thracian snow,

et Memphin carentem Sithonia nive

Queen, with your raised whip

regina, sublimi flagello

strike Chloe,

tange Chloen

suddenly so stubborn.

semel arrogantem