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Fūnis in Tenebrīs

Sustained Latin prose by Carneades of Cyrene: in the year Carthage fell, his Carthaginian pupil Clitomachus hears a rumour of his city's burning, leaps over a rope in the dark taking it for a snake, and learns from his master the three grades of the probable, the justice argued both ways at Rome, and why Carneades would not say what he believed.

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Dē fūne quem Clītomachus prō angue habuit, dē tribus probābilis gradibus, dē Carthāgine captā, dēque iūstitiā Rōmae disputātā