testis mihi victae fortis Iapydiae miles, testis quoque fallax Pannonius, gelidas passim disiectus in Alpes, testis Arupinis et pauper natus in arvis, quem si quis videat vetus ut non fregerit aetas, terna minus Pyliae miretur saecula famae.
I have a witness in the gallant soldiery of vanquished Iapydia; a witness also in the cunning Pannonian, scattered far and wide over the icy Alps; a witness too in the poor son of Arupiums fields, whom whoso sees unbroken by advanced old age will wonder less at the three lifetimes of the Pylian legend.
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