semper ab hoc animos in crastina bella petebat, huic acies semper victor narrabat opimas, sive catenatos Bromio detraxerat Indos seu clusam magna Babylona refregerat hasta seu Pelopis terras libertatemque Pelasgam obruerat bello; magnoque ex agmine laudum fertur Thebanos tantum excusasse triumphos.
From it he ever sought courage for the morrows warfare, to it, victorious, he would always narrate glorious battles, whether he had taken chained Indians from Bromius or burst open barred Babylon with his great spear or overwhelmed with war the lands of Pelops and Pelasgian freedom; and from the great column of his glories he is said to have made excuse only for his triumph over Thebes.
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