Haec postquam placita, et tenuit sententia mentem, non expectato Titan dum gurgite lucem spirantes proferret equos, impellit in agmen voce manuque viros et coepta immania pandit: perge, age, vince omnem, miles, virtute laborem et, quantum humani possunt se tendere passus, arduus accelera.
When this was settled and his mind made up, he did not wait until the Sun brought his fire-breathing steeds up from Ocean. With voice and gesture he urged his men to march, and revealed his daring design: On, soldiers, on! with courage superior to every hardship, and increase your speed to the utmost limit of human endurance.
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