hic varia ante oculos facies: natat aequore toto arma inter galeasque virum cristasque rubentes florentis Capuae gaza et seposta triumpho Laurens praeda ducis, tripodes mensaeque deorum cultaque nequiquam miseris simulacra Latinis.
Now a motley sight was seen: all over the water there floated, together with weapons and helmets and scarlet plumes, the treasure of Capua in her palmy days, the Italian booty set apart for Hannibals triumph, tripods and tables of the gods, and images which the Romans had vainly worshipped in their affliction.
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