pedes et Lycius processerat Agis, quem tamen haud expers Valerus virtutis avitae deicit; at Thronium Salius Saliumque Nealces, insignis iaculo et longe fallente sagitta.
On foot too Lycian Agis had advanced; but Valerus, lacking none of his ancestors prowess, struck him down; Thronius was killed by Salius, and Salius by Nealces, famed for the javelin and the arrow that surprises from a distance.