quantus qualisque fuisti, cum pulsus lare et extorris Capitolia curru intrares exul! tibi corpora caesa, Camille, damnata quot sunt dextra! pacata fuissent ni consulta viro mensque impenetrabilis irae, mutassentque solum sceptris Aeneia regna, nullaque nunc stares terrarum vertice, Roma.
How great and noble was Camillus,a when, exiled from home and country, he returned from banishment to drive his triumphal car to the Capitol! How many enemies were slain by that right hand which Romans had condemned! But for the placid wisdom of Camillus and his refusal to harbour wrath, the realm of Aeneas would have changed its seat of empire,a and Rome would not stand now at the summit of the world.
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