idem, cum subitum campo perstrinxerat aures murmur triste tubae, tanto fervore ruebat in pugnam atque acies, ut natum ad sola liqueret bella: nihil vitae peragi sine laude placebat.
Yet Laelius too, when the fierce note of the trumpet had struck upon mens ears on the battle-field, rushed into the fray with such ardour that he seemed to have been intended by Nature for war only; no scene in life but he was determined to win honour from it.
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