iamque ad Messapi socios tendebat; ibi ignem deficere extremum et religatos rite videbat carpere gramen equos, breviter cum talia Nisus mprv   (sensit enim nimia caede atque cupidine ferri) absistamus ait, nam lux inimica propinquat.
And now he drew near Messapus followers. There he saw the last fires flickering, and horses, duly tethered, cropping the grass; when Nisus briefly speaks thus'for he saw his comrade swept away by reckless lust of carnage: Let us away; for the unfriendly dawn is near.
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