Sed Libyae ductor tuto fovet agmina vallo, fessa gradum multoque gelu torpentia nervos; solandique genus'laetis ostentat ad urbem per campos superesse viam, Romamque sub ictu
But Hannibal nursed his army behind the protection of a camp, while the men were weary of marching and their muscles were stiff with continued frost; and, by way of consolation, he pointed out that the rest of the march to Rome was over level ground, and that the city was at their mercy.
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