Talia Corvinus, primoresque addere passim orantum verba, et divisus quisque timoris nunc superos, ne Flaminio, nunc deinde precari Flaminium, ne caelicolis contendere perstet.
Thus Corvinus spoke; and all the chief officers added words of entreaty; and each man, beset by a double fear, prayed to the gods not to fight against Flaminius, and to Flaminius not to persist in fighting against Heaven.
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