nec contentus Idi leto letoque Cothonis Marmaridae nec caede Rothi nec caede Iugurthae, Asbytes currum et radiantis tegmina laenae poscebat votis gemmataque lumina peltae atque in belligera versabat virgine mentem.
Not satisfied with the death of Idus and the death of Cotho of Marmarica, nor with the slaughter of Rothus and the slaughter of Jugurtha, he raised his ambition to Asbytes chariot, the glittering mantle that covered her, and her bright jewelled target; and all his mind was fixed on the warrior maiden.
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