verum utinam posthac animo, Romane, secunda, quanto tunc adversa, feras! satque hactenus, oro, nec libeat tentare deis, an Troia proles par bellum tolerare queat.
But would that Romans would thereafter bear prosperity with as much constancy as they showed in that dark hour. I pray that Heaven may be satisfied without testing the race of Troy, whether they can endure such an ordeal again.
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