atque is, dum medios inter fera proelia miscet, illatus Beryae, cui, pacta ad regia misso Poenorum a populis sociataque bella gerenti, aerato cassis munimine clauserat ora, invadit ferro iuvenem trepideque ferentem instabiles retro gressus prosternit harena.
And now, while fighting in the centre of the fray, he came upon Beryas, who had been sent by the Carthaginians to make a treaty with the king of Syracuse and was fighting side by side with the Syracusans; but his face was concealed by the brazen helmet that he wore. Asilus attacked him with the steel, and, as he tottered feebly backwards, hurled him to the ground.
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