ipse, caput flavum caligine conditus atra, Vulturnus, multaque comam perfusus harena, nunc versos agit a tergo stridentibus alis, nunc, mediam in frontem veniens clamante procella, obvius arma quatit patuloque insibilat ore.
Vulturnus himself, his fair hair hidden in black darkness and covered deep with sand, at one time turned his victims round and assailed their backs with his hissing wings; at another time he attacked them in front with boisterous blast, rattling their weapons full in face, and hissing at them with open mouth.
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