haec dicens gressus admovit et arma, ceu templis decus et patriae laturus ovanti, arma etiam spoliare cupit; nondum ille peractis manibus ultrices animam servabat in iras.
Thus speaking he moves toward the dying man and his arms'as though to bear them as a temple ornament to his triumphant country'his arms too he wills to take as spoil. But the king was not yet a ghost; he was keeping his life for avenging wrath.
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