horrida virtus armatumque fide pectus rectique cupido et maior Capua mens imperterrita mole invicta stabat, torvoque minacia vultu iussa ducis verbisque etiam incessebat amaris.
That austere virtue, that breast armed with loyalty and love of justice, that heart greater than all Capua, stood there unshaken and unterrified. With frowning brows he listened to the generals threats and even assailed him with bitter speech.
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