tum laetos volvens oculos adversa per ora, sic Latium affatur iuvenem ac prior incipit ultro: quam te, Dardanide pulcherrime, mente serena accipio intueorque libens! quamque ora recordor laetus Scipiadae! revocat tua forma parentem.
Then with cheerful looks he scanned the faces before him, and thus addressed the Roman general before Scipio could speak: Goodliest of the sons of Rome, I welcome you with unclouded brow and rejoice to look upon you. I recall with pleasure the face of Scipio, your father; you remind me of him.
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