altera classis erat Teucro damnata Quirino, pilaque femineae turpiter apta manu: hinc Augusta ratis plenis Iovis omine velis, signaque iam patriae vincere docta suae.
On the one side stood a fleet doomed by Trojan Quirinus, and Roman javelins shamefully grasped in a womans hand; on this the flagship of Augustus, its sails swelling with Joves auspicious breeze, and standards now skilled to conquer for their fatherland.
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