Excipit hic Iuno longique laboris ab ira, immo, ait, ut noscant gentes, immania quantum regna Iovis valeant, cunctisque potentia quantum antistet, coniux, superis tua, disice telo flagranti (nil oramus) Carthaginis arces Sidoniamque aciem vasto telluris hiatu Tartareis immerge vadis aut obrue ponto.
Then Juno took up the tale, wrathful at her unending task: Nay! she cried: that all the world may know the immense extent of thy power and thy vast superiority over all the gods, use thy flaming bolt, my husband, to shatter the citadels of Carthage'I beg for no mercy'and bury her soldiers in a huge chasm of the earth and plunge them in the depths of Tartarus, or whelm them in the sea.
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