Iamque novum terris pariebat limine primo egrediens Aurora diem, stabulisque subibant ad iuga solis equi, necdum ipse ascenderat axem, sed prorupturis rutilabant aequora flammis: exigit e stratis corpus vultuque sereno Scipio contendit Massyli ad limina regis.
And now Dawn came forth from her threshold, bringing a new day for mortal men; and the coursers of the Sun left their stables for the yoke. The Sun himself had not yet mounted his car, but the sea was ruddy with flame that would soon burst forth. Scipio rose from his bed and went with unclouded brow to the kings palace.
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