nec plura alias incendia mundus sustinuit, quam cum ducibus iurata cruentis arma Philippeos implerunt agmine campos, vixque etiam sicca miles Romanus harena ossa virum lacerosque prius super astitit artus, imperiumque suis conflixit viribus ipsum, perque patris pater Augustus vestigia vicit.
At no other time did heaven experience more conflagrations than when the sworn forces of the blood-stained conspirators filled with their ranks the plains of Philippi, and on sand scarcely yet dry of blood the Roman legionary took his stand on the bones of warriors and limbs mangled in former fighting; the empires armed might engaged in conflict with itself, and Augustus, father of his country, marching in his fathers steps, prevailed.
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