Lavinia inde regnavit, quoad Ascani

Lavinia inde regnavit, quoad Ascanius, Aeneae filius, ado-levit. Tum ille propter abundantem Lavini multitudinemmatri urbem reliquit; ipse novam aliam urbem sub Albanomonte condidit, quae Alba Longa appellata est. Multi reges
post Ascanium imperium Albanum gesserunt. Quidam exhis, cui nomen Proca erat, duos filios, Numitorem atqueAmulium, habuit. Numitori, qui maior erat, regnum reliquit.Pulso tamen fratre, Amulius regnavit. Filium fratris neca-vit; filiam Rheam Silviam per speciem honoris sacerdotem Vestae legit. ego

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Lavinia, from there began to reign, as long as this Ascanius, son of Aeneas, Ado-Levi. Then he left the city for the abundant multitudinemmatri Lavinia; he is a new city under the Albanomonte other things, and which was called Alba Longa. Many kings
after Ascanian Alban government committed. Some of these things it is, to whom he bears the name of it was, and two sons, Numitor atqueAmulium, it had to. Numitor, who was too large, however, the kingdom of reliquit.Pulso his brother, Amulius had reigned. NECA jūdicāvit nephew; the daughter of the priest of Vesta, and read in the pretense of honoring Rhea Silvia. I