qui muros rapuere tuos miserasque nefandi principium belli fecere, Sagunte, ruinas; qui sacros, Thrasymenne, lacus, Phathontia quique polluerant tabo stagna; ac fiducia tanta quos tulit, ut superum regi soliumque domosque irent direptum: mactantur comminus uno exitio; redduntque animas, temerata ferebant qui secreta deum et primos reserasse negatas gressibus humanis Alpes.
The men who ravished Saguntum and began the abominable war by destroying the walls of that ill-fated city; those who polluted with gore the sacred lake of Trasimene and the pools of Phathons riverd; those who were bold enough to march against the throne and dwellinge of the King of Heaven, to sack it'all these were slain in hand-to-hand battle and shared the same doom. Slain also were those who boasted that they had desecrated the secret places of the gods and opened up the Alps where no foot of man had trodden till then.
final_alignments\Silius_Italicus_Punica_Book17.json