Messapus regem regisque insigne gerentem Tyrrhenum Aulesten, avidus confundere foedus, adverso proterret equo; ruit ille recedens et miser oppositis a tergo involvitur aris in caput inque umeros.
Messapus, eager to destroy the truce, with charging steed scares off Tuscan Aulestes, a king     and wearing a kings device. As he backs away, he trips and falls, poor wretch, on his head and shoulders on to the altars behind him.