Stupuit virum loquentem diadematis potestas toga, miles, ordo equester populusque Romularis; et adhuc sophos volutant fora, templa, rura, castra.
This mans power of speech has struck with amazement the sovereign that wears the diadem, civilians, soldiers, the knighthood, and the populace of Romulus race; and still the market-places and the temples, the countryside and the camps reecho their huzzahs:
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