Tum Coenus: Dii prohibeant, inquit, a nobis impias mentes! Et profecto prohibent; idem animus est tuis, qui fuit semper, ire quo iusseris, pugnare, periclitari, sanguine nostro commendare posteritati tuum nomen.
Then Coenus said: The gods forbid that we should have impious thoughts. And surely they do forbid it; the feelings of your soldiers are the same that they always have been, namely, to go wherever you order, to fight, to incur danger, at the price of our blood to hand your name down to future generations.
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