at contra non dicta Libys, sed fervidus hastam perlibrat, magni donum memorabile fratris, caeso quam victor sub moenibus ille Sagunti abstulerat Durio ac spectatae nobile pugnae germano dederat portare in proelia pignus.
Mago made no reply, but fiercely levelled his spear, the famous gift that his great brother gave him; for beneath the walls of Saguntum Hannibal had taken it from Durius whom he had conquered and slain, and had given it to his brother to bear in battle, the glorious token of a famous contest.
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