hinc sopor impavidus, qualem victoria novit; at Capua, aut maestis ululantum flebile matrum questibus, aut gemitu trepidantum exterrita patrum, tormentis finem metamque laboribus orat.
On one side there was untroubled sleep, such as the conqueror knows. But Capua, terrified either by piteous complaints and shrieks of the weeping women or by the laments of the troubled senators, prayed for an end to her sufferings and a limit to her hardships.
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