namque gravis curis carpit dum nocte quietem, cernere Flaminium Gracchumque et cernere Paulum visus erat simul adversos mucronibus in se destrictis ruere atque Itala depellere terra; omnisque a Cannis Thrasymennique omnis ab undis in pontum impellens umbrarum exercitus ibat.
For while resting at night from his burden of anxiety, he dreamed that Flaminius and Gracchus and Paulusc were all attacking him at once with drawn swords and driving him off the soil of Italy; and the whole army of ghosts from Cannae and Lake Trasimene were marching against him and forcing him to the sea.
final_alignments\Silius_Italicus_Punica_Book17.json