tum Vaga et antiquis dilectus regibus Hippo, quaeque procul cavit non aequos Ruspina fluctus, et Zama et uberior Rutulo nunc sanguine Thapsus.
Next came Vaga, and Hippo dear to kings of old, and Ruspina, which guards herself by distance against sea-floods; and, with Zama, Thapsus, now made more fertile by Roman blood
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