atque, ubi se vallo intulerat, ductorque benigno accepit Latius vultu, rex talibus infit: caelestum monita et sacrae responsa parentis disque tua, o Rutulum rector, gratissima virtus avulsum Tyriis huc me duxere volentem.
When he had passed the rampart and was received by the Roman general with friendly looks, the king thus began: The warning of the gods and the prophecy of my revered mother, together with your great deeds so blest of Heaven, have torn me away from the Carthaginians and brought me hither unreluctant to you, the leader of the Roman army.
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