Exin victor ovans sedato pectore tandem spectandis urbis tectis templisque serenos laetus circumfert oculos et singula discit: quis muris sator, et pubes sit quanta sub armis, quot bello pateant argenti aerisque talenta; nunc qualis frenata acies, nunc deinde pedestris copia quanta viris.
Thereupon the conquerors rage at last sank to rest. Calm and well-pleased, in triumph he turned his gaze upon the buildings and temples of the city, and learned one thing and another'who was the founder of the city, how many men they had under arms, how many talents of silver and copper were available for war, the quality of their cavalry, and lastly the number of their infantry.
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