Here you will find the Poem Horace, Seventh Epode of poet James Clerk Maxwell
Whither, whither, reckless Romans, Are you rushing, sword in hand? Has not yet the blood of brothers, Fully stained the sea and land? Not that raging conflagration Should o?er fallen Carthage play; Not that the unconquered Briton Should descend the sacred way. "Rome," exclaims the joyful Parthian, "Ruin for herself prepares; Wolves with wolves are never savage, Lion lion never tears." Is this fury? is it madness? Speedy answer I demand; Foolish, blinded, guilty Romans, Silent, stupefied you stand. [590] Thus ?tis fated, blood of brothers Must atone for brothers? guilt, Since the blood of injured Remus Romulus in anger spilt.