stabat Cannarum Graia ad munimina victor nequiquam et cautae mentis consulta probabat eventu, qui post Dauni stagnantia regna sanguine Tarpeias ire abstinuisset ad arces.
The victor of Cannae stood helpless before a Greek city; and the event proved the wisdom of his caution, when he refused to march from the bloody field of Daunusa against the citadel of Rome.
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