At coniux Iovis, ut Paulum depellere dictis nequiquam fuit, et consul non desinit irae, in faciem Mauri rursus mutata Gelestae, avocat ignarum saevo a certamine Poenum: huc tela, huc, inquit, dextram implorantibus affer, o decus aeternum Carthaginis.
But the consort of Jupiter, when Paulus would not cease from fighting and her words proved unavailing to stop him, changed her form again: she took the likeness of the Moor, Gelesta, and summoned Hannibal, who knew her not, away from the heat of battle. Glory of Carthage, she said, whose fame will never die, we implore you to turn hither your armed right hand;
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