ipse senatorum meminit clarissimus ordo, qui tunc concreto processit crine catenis squalens carcereis aut nexus conpede vasta, conplexusque pedes victoris ad inclyta flendo procubuit vexilla iacens.
The noble order of senators remembers. That day it came forth with matted hair, limbs loaded with prison chains, or bound with a rough fetter, and clasping the victors feet lay prostrate in tears before the famous banners.
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