huic domus et gemini fuerant Sulmone relicti matris in uberibus nati, Mancinus et una nomine Rhoeteo Solimus; nam Dardana origo et Phrygio genus a proavo, qui, sceptra secutus Aeneae, claram muris fundaverat urbem ex sese dictam Solimon; celebrata colonis mox Italis, paulatim attrito nomine, Sulmo.
This man was a native of Sulmo and left two boys there at their mothers breast'Mancinus and one who bore the Trojan name of Solimus; for their remote ancestor was a Trojan who had followed Aeneas as his sovereign and built a famous city which he called by his own name, Solimus; but, when many Italian colonists resorted thither, the name was gradually shortened into Sulmo.
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