Postquam perfectae laudes hominumque deumque, captivae spectantur opes digestaque praeda: hoc aurum patribus, bello haec Martique talenta, hoc regum donis, divum hoc ante omnia templis, cetera bellantum dextrae pulchroque labori.
When the services of men and gods were duly rewarded, the captured treasure was reviewed and the booty divided up. This gold was for the Senate, these talents for the purposes of war; the allied kings received presents, and the temples of the gods were enriched first of all; the remainder fell to the soldiers who had fought so nobly.
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