quin et bella canunt ignes subitosque tumultus et clandestinis surgentia fraudibus arma, externas modo per gentes ut, foedere rupto cum fera ductorem rapuit Germania Varum infecitque trium legionum sanguine campos, arserunt toto passim minitantia mundo lumina, et ipsa tulit bellum natura per ignes opposuitque suas vires finemque minata est.
Wars, too, the fires portend, and sudden insurrection, and arms uplifted in stealthy treachery; so of late, when in foreign parts, its oaths forsworn, barbarous Germany made away with our commander Varus and stained the fields with three legions blood, did menacing lights burn in every quarter of the skies; nature herself waged war with fire, marshalling her forces against us and threatening our destruction.
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