mox coepta generosior iuventa albos ossibus Italis Philippos et Pharsalica bella detonabis, quo fulmen ducis inter arma divi libertate gravem pia Catonem et gratum popularitate Magnum.
Presently, nobler in early manhood, you shall thunder Philippi, white with Italian bones, and Pharsalian wars. The captain-thunderbolt who became divine in warfare, Cato, hated for his patriot assertion of independence, and Magnus, winning the favor he courted.
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