hoc signum rapuit bimaris de strage Corinthi, illud ab incensis in praedam sumpsit Athenis, quasdam victa dedit capitis Cleopatra canini effigies, quasdam domitis Hammonis harenis Syrtica cornutas facies habuere tropaea.
One figure she seized from the ruins of Corinth by the two seas, another she took for booty from burning Athens; the defeat of Cleopatra gave her some dog-headed figures, and when she conquered the sands of Ammon there were horned heads among her trophies from the African desert.
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