Postera cum prima lustrabat lampade terras orta dies, urbem et finis et litora gentis diversi explorant: haec fontis stagna Numici, hunc Thybrim fluvium, hic fortis habitare Latinos.
On the morrow, when the risen day was lighting the earth with her earliest torch, by separate ways they search out the city  and boundaries and coasts of the nation. This, they learn, is the pool of Numicius fount; this the Tiber river; here dwell the brave Latins.