Sed quisnam aversos Phoebum tunc iungere ab urbe Romulea dubitaret equos, qui tempore eodem Marcellum acciperet letum oppetiisse sub armis? moles illa viri calidoque habitata Gradivo pectora et haud ullis umquam tremefacta periclis' heu quanta Hannibalem clarum factura ruina!'.
But when the news came at the same time that Marcellus had met his death in battle, who could doubt that the sun was then driving his steeds backwardsb and away from Rome? That giant frame lay low; that heart, where the fierce god of war made his home and which never quailed before any danger, was cold; the terror of Carthage lay dead on the field.c How great, alas, that fall, that was to bring fame to Hannibal!
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