sepone pauxillulum conclamatissimas declamationes, quas oris regii vice conficis, quibus ipse rex inclitus modo corda terrificat gentium transmarinarum, modo de superiore cum barbaris ad Vachalin trementibus foedus victor innodat, modo per promotae limitem sortis ut populos sub armis, sic frenat arma sub legibus.
Put aside for an instant those much-acclaimed declamations which you compose as the royal spokesman, and through which the famous King himself terrifies the hearts of nations far across the sea, or from his commanding eminence makes after his victory a complicated treaty with the barbarians trembling on the banks of the Waal, or having restrained people by arms now restrains arms by laws through the whole extent of his enlarged domains.
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