filius extinctum belli sub sorte cadaver aspexit si forte patris, fulgentia bullis cingula et exuvias gaudet rapuisse cruentas: cognatam Civilis agit Discordia praedam, nec parcit propriis Amor insatiatus Habendi pigneribus spoliatque suos Famis inpia natos.
If a son chances to look on his fathers body lying lifeless by the luck of war, he joyfully seizes the belt with its shining studs and strips off the blood-stained armour. Civil War makes plunder of his kin, the insatiable Love of Possession spares not his own dear ones, unnatural Hunger robs his own children.
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