tum clipeum capit, aspersum quem caedibus olim Celticus ornarat cruor; humentique sub antro, ceu fetum, lupa permulcens puerilia membra ingentem Assaraci caelo nutribat alumnum.
Next he took up his shield, formerly drenched with the slaughter of Gauls and adorned with their blood; and on it the She-wolf, in a dripping grotto, was licking the limbs of a child, as if he were her cub, and suckling the mighty scion of Assaracus for his translation to heaven.
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