Libyci quid mira tributi obsequia et missum media de pace triumphum laudem et opes quantas nec qui mandaverat ausus exspectare fuit, [gaudet Trasimennus et Alpes] aattollam cantu? gaudet Trasimennus et Alpes Cannensesque animae; primusque insigne tributum ipse palam laeta noscebat Regulus umbra.
Why praise the wondrous compliance of Libyas tribute, triumph sent to Rome from the midst of peace, and exalt in song such wealth as not even he that commissioned you had dared expect? Trasimene and the Alps and the ghosts of Cannae rejoice, and first of all Regulus himself appeared, his happy shade taking note of the splendid tribute.
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