Valerio autem Publicola consule, qui post exactos reges bellum cum Veientibus et Etruscis gessit, illis Tarquinio pristinum imperium restituere, Romanis nuper partam libertatem retinere cupientibus, Etruscis et Tarquinio in cornu dextro proelio superioribus tantus terror subito incessit ut non solum victores ipsi profugerent sed etiam pavoris sui consortes secum Veientes traherent.
When Valerius Publicola was Consul, he who after the expulsion of the kings waged war with the Veientes and Etruscans, they desiring to restore his former authority to Tarquin while the Romans wanted to keep their newly won liberty, the Etruscans and Tarquin on the right wing had the upper hand in the battle; but suddenly such dire fear fell upon them that not only did they themselves, the victors, take to flight but they also dragged the Veientes along with them as partners in panic.
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