sed dicis legisse deos ubi sanctior usus templorum cultu celebri sine fine maneret, Aeneadumque ultro victricia signa virorum regis amore Numae nullo cogente secutos.
But you say the gods chose the place where the possession of their temples with crowds of worshippers would remain to them without end more inviolate; and that of their own will they followed the victorious standards of the warrior stock of Aeneas unforced, from love of king Numa.
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