ponat formidinis aestus parietibusque domus imbellis femina servet singultantem animam; nos, nos contra ibimus hostem, quis procul a Tyria dominos depellere Byrsa, vel Iove non aequo, fixum est.
Let Hanno still his agitation and fears, and keep his sobbing breath, like an unwarlike woman, behind the walls of his house. But we shall march against the foe'we who are determined, even if Jupiter is not on our side, to drive foreign rulers far from Tyrian Byrsa.
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