testis Christicolae ducis adventantis ad urbem Mulvius exceptum Tiberina in stagna tyrannum praecipitans, quanam victricia viderit arma maiestate regi, quod signum dextera vindex praetulerit, quali radiarint stemmate pila.
The Mulvian bridge, by hurling the usurper into the waters of the Tiber when he set foot on it, bore witness to the divine power which it saw directing the victorious arms of the Christian general who was approaching Rome, the standard which the avenging hand bore at the head of his array, the emblem with which the javelins gleamed.
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