Quicumque regno fidit et magna pote

Quicumque regno fidit et magna potens
dominatur aula nec leves metuit deos
animumque rebus credulum laetis dedit,
me videat et' te, Troia: non umquam tulit
5documenta fors maiora, quam fragili loco
starent superbi, columen eversum occidit
pollentis Asiae, caelitum egregius labor;
ad cuius arma venit et qui frigidum
septena Tanain ora pandentem bibit,
et quae vagos vicina prospiciens Scythas
ripam catervis Ponticam viduis ferit,
10et qui renatum primus excipiens diem
tepidum rubenti Tigrin inmiscet freto,
excisa ferro est, Pergamum incubuit sibi.
15en alta muri decora congesti iacent
tectis adustis; regiam flammae ambiunt
omnisque late fumat Assaraci domus.
non prohibet avidas flamma victoris manus:

Αποτελέσματα (Αγγλικά) 1:

For as many as the kingdom of trust, and the great, the mighty
dominion over the palace of the gods, nor afraid of the light
and spirit, he gave joy to the credulous,
and see me, "You, O Troy: Never did
5documenta fortune give larger proof on how frail ground
stand the proud, O'erthrown and fallen is
mighty Asia 's famous work of gods;
to whose assistance came, and the one that is cold
drinks by sevens, the Tanais, spreading its sevenfold mouths,
looking out at her neighbor, and light fellows, who Scythians, which
strikes the bank of the Pontic shore,
10 and he that was born again, having received the first day of the
warm waters of Tigris inmiscentur the sea,
is cut off by the sword, and unto Pergamos, and fell for him.
15en the heights of the wall of the beautiful lie heaped
houses burned; the flames lick round
of Assaracus smokes on every side of the house.
flames check not the victor 's hand: