Aeneid 9.275–277

Ascanius welcoming Euryalus as his companion

Te vero, mea quem spatiis propioribus aetas

insequitur, venerande puer, iam pectore toto

accipio et comitem casus complector in omnis.

But you, revered boy, whose years my own follow

more closely, I now take to my whole heart

and embrace as my companion through every turn of fortune.

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