ille, velut refugi quem contigit improba Mauri lancea sanguineus vasto leo murmure fertur frangit et absentem vacuis sub dentibus hostem, sic furiis accensa gerens Tirynthius ora fertur et intento discurrit montibus arcu.
And, just as a lion that the bold lance of some fleeing Moor has hit dashes forth all bloody and roaring loud, and in empty jaws crushes his absent foe, even so with rage-enkindled countenance dashes forth the Tirynthian and with strung bow ranges over the hills.
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