ut primum placati animi et trepida ora quierunt, praefatus divos solio rex infit ab alto: Ante equidem summa de re statuisse, Latini, et vellem et fuerat melius, non tempore tali cogere concilium, cum muros adsidet hostis.
As soon as minds were calmed and restless tongues were hushed, the king, first calling on heaven, from his high throne begins: I wish that we had decided before now, Latins, about this supreme matter; it would have been better not to convene a council at such an hour, when the foe is seated at our walls.
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