puer ille et futilis aetas imbellesque anni necdum maturus ad arma Scipio restituit terras illaesus Hiberas Troiugenis; pepulit Poenos, solisque secutus extremas ad Atlanta vias, exegit ab orbe Hesperio nomen Libyae nec rettulit ora signa prius quam fumantes circa aequora vidit Romano Phoebum solventem litore currus.
That boy, too young for service in the field and unripe for arms, that Scipio, recovered Spain for Rome and never suffered defeat; he routed the Carthaginians and followed the suns course to its setting beside Atlas, and expelled the name of Libya from the western world; nor did he withdraw his army from the land, until he saw the Sun-god unharnessing his reeking coursers by the Ocean upon Roman territory.
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