Italicae perfusum sanguine gentis diraque Romuleis portantem incendia tectis oderat et cum epulas, et cum Lenaea dicaret dona deus castris maerens comes ire nefandis, praecipue cum sacrilega face miscuit arces ipsius <im>meritaeque domos ac templa Sagunti polluit et populis furias immisit honestas.
steeped as he was in the blood of the Italian race, carrying dire conflagration to Romulean dwellings, even as he offered him viands and Lenaean bounty; grieving, the god accompanied that wicked army, above all when Hannibal with sacrilegious torch mangled the gods own towers, defiling the houses and temples of innocent Saguntum and filling her people with a noble frenzy.
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