Oeneae vindex sic ille Dianae erectus saetis et aduncae fulmine malae, cum premeret Pelopea phalanx, saxa obvia volvens fractaque perfossis arbusta Acheloia ripis, iam Telamona solo, iam stratum Ixiona linquens te, Meleagre, subit: ibi demum cuspide lata haesit et obnixo ferrum laxavit in armo.
So Oenean Dianas avenger,  proud with his spines and the thunderbolt of his curving jaw,  as the Pelopean band presses him hard, rolling rocks in his path  and broken trees from Achelous perforated banks, now leaves Telamon stretched on the ground, now Ixion, and turns on Meleager. Here at last he stops at thrust of spear and loosens the steel in his struggling shoulder.
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