Note 125 — LIFE OF SERTORIUS.
George Long translation
The passage is in the fourth book of the 'Odyssey,' v. 563, and is quoted by Strabo (p. 31):
And there in sooth man's life is easiest; Nor snow, nor raging storm, nor rain is there, But ever gently breathing gales of zephyr Oceanus sends up.
Strabo in another passage expresses an opinion that the Elysian fields were in the southern parts of Spain. That would at least be a good place for them.