Curtius expletis statuit monumenta lacunis, admisso Decius proelia rupit equo, Coclitis abscissos testatur semita pontes, est cui cognomen corvus habere dedit: Leucadius versas acies memorabit Apollo: tanti operis bellum sustulit una dies.
Curtius by filling a chasm made himself a lasting memorial; spurring his horse Decius broke the enemys line; the path of Cocles still tells of the cutting of the bridge, and there is the hero to whom a raven gave his name: Leucadian Apollo will tell of a host turned in flight: one day put an end to a war of such vast array.
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