nec non Messapus contra celeresque Latini et cum fratre Coras et virginis ala Camillae adversi campo apparent, hastasque reductis protendunt longe dextris et spicula vibrant, adventusque virum fremitusque ardescit equorum.
On the other side, too, Messapus and the fleet Latins, and Coras with his brother, and maid Camillas troop, come into view, confronting them on the plain; with hands drawn far back they thrust the lance and brandish the javelin; the marching of men and neighing of steeds grows fierce.