invictusque mora Fabius, victorque nefandi Livius Hasdrubalis socio per bella Nerone, Scipiadaeque duces, fatum Carthaginis unum, Pompeiusque orbis domitor per trisque triumphos ante diem princeps, et censu Tullius oris emeritus fasces, et Claudi magna propago, Aemiliaeque domus proceres, clarique Metelli, et Cato fortunae victor, fictorque sub armis miles Agrippa suae, Venerisque ab origine proles Iulia.
Here is  Fabius, whom delay made invincible, and here Livius, with his comrade-in-arms Nero, the vanquisher of ruthless Hasdrubal; the Scipionic generals, a single agent of Carthages doom; world-conquering Pompey, whom three triumphs made first citizen before the appointed time; and Cicero, who won the consulship by the wealth of his oratory. Here is the great line of Claudius; the leading members of the Aemilian house; and the famed Metelli. Here are Cato and Agrippa, who proved in arms the one the master, the other the maker of his destiny; and the Julian who boasted descent from Venus.
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