罗马是怎样建成的（8）
“our grandfather, numitor, is again the king of alba longa!” cried romulus.
“long life to king numitor!” shouted the rabble of shepherds. some of them hastened to fetch the old man from his farm; and d great rejoicings he ain seated on the throne from before.
Ⅷ the neht have remained in alba longa and lived at ease in their grandfather’s palace; and, indeed, the poor man needed their help badly enough. but they longed for the pleasant hills reen of alba longa and life and prosperity. but alba longa is no place for us. give us leave to go out in the ion by the tiber and build a neo ree; neither could the men urs decide.”
“you are right,” said the brothers， “the augurs shall decide. tonight ns as the poht long romulus sat alone on the summit of the palatine; all night long remus sat alone on the summit of the aventine. thick clouds concealed the sky; the could be seen; nothing ray on the hilltops. then remus, from his lonely post, sae birds ing their urs are for me,” he cried to the shepherds in the valley belo from the aventine.”
a fe sun gilded the tree tops olden beams. then the shepherds heard from the summit of the opposite hill the deep-toned voice of romulus crying—
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