assensit Magnus et permisit militi prodire contra; qui mirante exercitu dicto celerius hostis abscidit caput, victorque rediit.
To this the great man agreed and gave the soldier permission to advance against the enemy; whose head, as the army looked on in surprise, he cut off in less time than it takes to tell the tale, and returned triumphantly.
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