At postquam Tyrius saeva inter proelia ductor infixum adverso vidit sub pectore telum, immane exclamat: Latias, Carthago, timere desine iam leges; iacet exitiabile nomen, Ausonii columen regni.
But when Hannibal amid the rage of battle saw the weapon still sticking in the consuls manly heart, he gave a mighty shout: Carthage, you need dread no longer the dominion of Rome! That name of terror, that pillar of the Roman state, lies low. the
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