nec Poenum avertisse satis; dat numine magno Aeneadis mentem, gremio deponere tuto Romuleam sedem Fabioque salutis habenas credere ductori.
Nor was he content with turning Hannibal away: his divine power inspired the Aeneadae to place a sure shield before the seat of Romulus, and to entrust to Fabiusa as general the control of their deliverance;
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