is variis oneratum epulis atque atria tardo linquentem gressu comitatus pone parentem, postquam posse datum meditata aperire novosque pandere conatus, et liber parte relicta tectorum a tergo patuit locus, accipe digna et Capua et nobis, inquit, consulta, togaque armatum amota nudat latus; hoc ego bellum conficere ense paro atque avulsum ferre Tonanti rectoris Libyci victor caput.
When his father, burdened by a feast of many courses, walked slowly away from the hall, Perolla went out behind him; and it became possible to reveal his plan and explain his startling design, when they had left part of the dwelling behind them and came to an unoccupied spaceb at the back of the building. Then Perolla spoke: Hearken to a plan worthy of Capua and of ourselves. Then he drew back his gown and revealed a sword by his side: I purpose to end the war by this blade, to cut off the head of Hannibal and carry it in triumph to the Thunderer.
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