atque ubi nox depulsa polo primaque rubescit lampade Neptunus revocatque Aurora labores, effundit rupto persultans agmina vallo et, quantum clamare valet: per plurima vestra, o socii, decora et sacras in sanguine dextras, vobis ite pares et tantum audete sub armis, quantum Roma timet.
And, when night was banished from the sky, and the sea grew red with sunrise, and Dawn called men back to their labours, he sent his army forth from the demolished rampart,a and, as he rode along, shouted with all the power of his voice: Comrades, I adjure you by your countless laurels and your right hands consecrated by bloodshed, go forward and rival your former deeds; let your boldness in battle be as great as the fear in Roman hearts.
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