Ast illi iam tela manu iamque arma fluebant, audita patria natisque et coniuge et armis, ac membra et sensus gelidus stupefecerat horror.
But already sword and shield were slipping from the grasp of Satricus, when he heard Sulmo named, and the arms, and the names of his wife and children: frozen horror had stunned him, mind and body.
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