ingruit Ausonius versosque agit aequore toto rector, iamque ipsae trepidant Carthaginis arces: impletur terrore vago cuncta Africa pulsis agminibus, volucrique fuga sine Marte ruentes tendunt attonitos extrema ad litora cursus.
On came Scipio and drove them in flight all over the plain; and now even the towers of Carthage trembled. When her armies were routed, all Africa was filled with terror and confusion: flying, not fighting, panic-stricken men rushed with utmost speed to the most distant shores.
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