Magna tamen subiti tecum solacia leti, victe, feres, quod te maesti populusque patresque, ceu notus caderes tristi gladiator harena, ingemuere mori, magni quod Caesaris ora inter tot Scythicas Libycasque et litore Rheni et Pharia de gente feras, quas perdere vile est, unius amissi tetigit iactura leonis.
Yet in defeat you will bear with you great comfort for your sudden death. For the sad people and Fathers groaned at your fate, as though you were a famous gladiator falling on the cruel sand. And among so many beasts whose sacrifice is cheap, from Scythia and Libya and banks of the Rhine and the people of Pharos, the loss of one lion touched great Caesars countenance.
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