victores Senonas Capitoli ex arce fugatos cum super e celso pugnarent numina saxo! qui mihi praeteritam cladem veteresque dolores inculcant iterum, videant me tempore vestro iam nil tale pati: nullus mea barbarus hostis cuspide claustra quatit, non armis, veste comisque ignotus capta passim vagus errat in urbe transalpina meam rapiens in vincula pubem.
and the victorious Senones routed from the citadel on the Capitol because divine powers were fighting from the rock high above! Let those who din into my ears once more the story of past disasters and ancient sorrows observe that in your time I suffer such things no longer. No barbarian foe shatters my bars with his spear, nor with strange arms and dress and hair goes roving through my captured city, carrying off my young men to bondage across the Alps.
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