Thither Anchises, talking thus, conducts his son and the
Sibyl, and dismisses them by the gate of ivory.[237] Æneas
traces his way to the fleet and returns to his comrades; 15
then sails along the shore for Caieta’s haven. The anchor
is cast from the prow: the keels are ranged on the beach.
BOOK VII
And thou, too, in thy death, Caieta,[238] nurse of Æneas, hast
left to our coast the heritage of an ever-living fame; still in
this later day thy glory hovers over thy resting-place, and