tenebras et inertia furta Palladii caesis late custodibus arcis ne timeant, nec equi caeca condemur in alvo: luce palam certum est igni circumdare muros.
Darkness and cowardly theft of their Palladium, with slaughter of guards on the citadel, they need not fear; nor shall we lurk in a horses dark belly: in broad day, in the sight of all, I mean to gird their walls with fire.
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