tum silicem scopulo avulsum, quem montibus altis detulerat torrens, raptum contorquet in ora turbidus: incusso crepuerunt pondere malae, ablatusque viro vultus; concreta cruento per nares cerebro sanies fluit, atraque manant orbibus elisis et trunca lumina fronte.
He seized a boulder torn by a torrent from a cliff and carried down from the lofty mountains, and hurled it furiously in Scaevolas face. His teeth rattled, struck by that heavy weight; his features were destroyed; matter, mixed with brains and blood, gushed out through the nostrils, and a black discharge from the eyes flowed down from the crushed eye-sockets and mutilated forehead.
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