Quae tibi sollicitus persolvit praemia morum Urbis amor! quae tum patrumque equitumque notavi lumina et ignarae plebis lugere potentes! non labente Numa timuit sic curia felix Pompeio nec celsus eques nec femina Bruto.
What reward of virtue did Romes anxious affection pay you! How sad the eyes of Senate and Knights I then noted, and those of the common folk not wont to mourn the powerful! Not so afraid was the flourishing Senate House when Numa was failing, nor the noble Knights for Pompey, nor the women for Brutus.
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