Carthago Delenda Est
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Carthago Delenda Est
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Anibal ante romanas portas
Carthago nimis prope est
Bina potentia sunt
Et per binarum spatium non est
Carthago delenda est
Sanguis eius mare nostrum pinget
Ships, soldiers, rome, the war is coming
War, expansion, conquest, rome is rising
Rise
Feeling the fear of the battle
Feeling near victoria
We take the beach under attack
But we resist, our shields, a wall
Taking the giants mountains we arrive
Legions insade, today carthage will burns
Burn
Carthage burns
Ten days burnning, our mission is destroy it
Bina potentia erant
Et per binarum spatium non erat
Carthago delenda erat
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