ipse inter primos dextram sub moenia tendit Aeneas, magnaque incusat voce Latinum testaturque deos iterum se ad proelia cogi, bis iam Italos hostis, haec altera foedera rumpi.
Himself in the van at the foot of the wall, Aeneas raises his hand, loudly reproaches Latinus, and calls the gods to witness that he is being forced into battle again, that the Italians have now twice become his foes, and that this treaty is the second broken.