Unicum talis imperatoris specimen esset, nisi animo suo respondentem filium genuisset: is namque in quarto consulatu, patris exemplum secutus, devotione simili, aeque strenua pugna, consentaneo exitu labantes perditasque vires urbis nostrae correxit.
The example of such a general would be unique had he not begotten a son with a soul corresponding to his own. For he in his fourth Consulship followed his fathers pattern: with a similar devotion, an equally vigorous fight, and a like end he restored the power of our city from collapse and ruin.
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