# here 10.2.26

Greek and Roman Historians, here, Florus, Book 2. Latin.

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Moeni quam feri, quam truces fuerint, quam ipsorum etiam barbari barbarorum horribile dictu est. Vnus ducum ante aciem postulato silentio: "Qui vos estis?", inquit, responsum invicem: "Romani gentium domini". Et ille "ita" inquit "fiet, si nos viceritis". Accepit omen Marcus Crassus. Illi statim ante aciem inmolato equo concepere votum, ut caesorum extis ducum et litarent et vescerentur. Deos audisse crediderim: nec tubas sustinere potuerunt. Non minimum terroris incussit barbaris Comicius centurio satis barbarae, efficacis tamen apud tales homines stoliditatis, qui foculum gerens super cassidem, agitatum motu corporis, flamman velut ardenti capite funditabat.

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