scilicet ipse deus Romanae pondera molis fortibus excipiet sic inconcussa lacertis, ut neque translati sonitu fragor intonet orbis nec prius ex meritis defunctos Roma penates censeat, occasus nisi cum respexerit ortus.
Assuredly a very god shall take in his strong arms the burden of the massive Roman state so unshaken, that the world will pass to a new ruler without the crash of reverberating thunder, and that Rome will not regard the dead as deified in accord with merit ere the dawn of one reign can look back on the setting of the last.
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