trahit undique lectum divitis Ausoniae iuvenem, Marsosque Coramque Laurentumque decus iaculatoremque Sabellum et Gradivicolam celso de colle Tudertem indutosque simul gentilia lina Faliscos, quosque sub Herculeis taciturno flumine muris pomifera arva creant Anienicolae Catilli, quosque in praegelidis duratos Hernica rivis mittebant saxa et nebulosi rura Casini.
Behind him came the soldiers, chosen from every part of fertile Italy'Marsians and men of Cora, the pride of Laurentum and the Sabine throwers of javelins, the hill-dwellers of Tuder who worship Mars, and with them the men of Falerii who wear the flaxen stuff of their country; the men who were bred by the orchards of Catillus, dwellers by the Anio, where the stream runs silent under the walls of Herculesb; and the men sent forth by the misty fields of Casinum and by the Hernician rocks, where the people are made hardy by their icy streams.
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