Fabius, Tirynthia proles, ter centum memorabat avos, quos turbine Martis abstulit una dies, cum Fors non aequa labori patricio Cremerae maculavit sanguine ripas.
Fabius, descended from Hercules, could tell of ancestors three hundred in number, who were swept away in a single day by the hurricane of war, when Fortune frowned on the enterprise of the patricians and stained the banks of the Cremera with their blood.
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