Fulvius, ut finem spoliandis aedibus, aere belligero revocante, dedit, sublimis ab alto suggestu, magnis fautor non futilis ausis, Lanuvio generate, inquit, quem Sospita Iuno dat nobis, Milo, Gradivi cape victor honorem, tempora murali cinctus turrita corona.
When Fulvius sounded the recall and stopped the plundering of the houses, he spoke from his lofty seat, a zealous rewarder of brave deeds: Milo, son of Lanuvium, whom Juno the Preserverd gave to us, receive now the decoration which Mars confers on the conqueror, and bind your brows with the turrets of the mural crown.
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