Atque ut a publicis actis ordiar, Marcium patriae <arma inferre> conantem, admotoque portis urbis ingenti Volscorum exercitu funus ac tenebras Romano imperio minantem, Veturia mater et Volumnia uxor nefarium opus exsequi precibus suis passae non sunt.
To begin with public proceedings, when Marcius was in train to bring arms against his country and had moved a huge army of Volscians to the city gates, threatening Roman empire with death and darkness, his mother Veturia and his wife Volumnia with their entreaties did not suffer him to carry out the wicked undertaking.
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