e PRON41ACCPM cum ADVPOS scipio N31NOMSM monu V21PLUPACTIVESUB3S ut CONJ verb N22LOCPN qu PRON10ACCSF ferr N22DATSN diiudic V11PRESACTIVEINF0X mal V62IMPFACTIVESUB3P uter N33NOMSM regn V11PRESACTIVEINF0X deb V21IMPFACTIVESUB3S ac CONJ i V61FUTACTIVEIND1S mai ADJ11NOMSCCOMP nat SUPINE31ABLSN consili N24DATSN e PRON41GENSX obtemper V11IMPFACTIVESUB3S min V11PRESPASSIVEIND1S corpor N32GENSN vir N33LOCPF fret ADJ11NOMSMPOS in PREPABL ament ADJ31NOMPNPOS perstit V11PERFACTIVEIND3S ini V61FUTACTIVEIMP2S que CONJ certamin N32LOCSN pertinaci ADJ00NOMSCCOMP impietas N31NOMSF fortun N11GENSF iudici N24DATSN mort N33LOCSF multat VPAR11NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL est V51PRESACTIVEIND3P
Scipio urged them to settle which should be king with words rather than the sword, and the elder was inclined to obey his advice. But the younger, relying on his physical strength, persisted in his madness. The fight began, and by Fortunes decree the more pertinacious impiety was punished with death.
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