fata per Aeneae iuro dextramque potentem, sive fide seu quis bello est expertus et armis: multi nos populi, multae (ne temne, quod ultro praeferimus manibus vittas ac verba precantia) et petiere sibi et voluere adiungere gentes; sed nos fata deum vestras exquirere terras imperiis egere suis.
By the fortunes of Aeneas I swear, and by his right hand, found strong when any tested it for loyalty or in war and arms: many are the peoples, many the nations'scorn us not, that of ourselves we proffer garlands with our hands and address to you words of suppliance'who have sought us for themselves and craved our alliance; but the will of heaven has forced us by its behests to seek out your shores.
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