probentur nunc cuiuslibet gloriae cupidi, qui ex desertis montibus myoparonumque piraticis rostris laudis inopes laureae ramulos festinabunda manu decerpserunt: Carthaginis imperio abrupta Hispania et Siciliae caput abscisum triumphales iungere currus nequiverunt.
Now let approval be given to glory hunters (any glory) who have plucked with hurrying hand sprigs of laurel destitute of renown from desert mountains and the beaks of pirate galleys: Spain torn from Carthages empire and Syracuse, the head of Sicily, cut off could not yoke triumphal cars.
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